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Stafffinders Releases Its First Ever Christmas Film



After 55 years of helping businesses across Scotland find the right people, family-run recruitment agency Stafffinders has released its first-ever Christmas film, bringing a festive twist to the challenges of recruitment during the busiest time of year.


The film follows a familiar Christmas challenge: even Santa needs a reliable team behind him to make sure everything runs smoothly.


With the festive season placing additional pressure on businesses across Scotland, the film highlights the importance of having the right people in place, whether that's covering unexpected absences, managing increased demand or bringing in extra support during particularly busy periods.


Founded in Paisley in 1971, Stafffinders has spent more than five decades supporting Scottish businesses with temporary and permanent recruitment across a wide range of sectors, including Hospitality, Industrial, Warehouse and Office Support.


The Christmas film is a light-hearted celebration of the people working behind the scenes to keep businesses operating throughout the festive period, from chefs and waiting staff managing busy Christmas services to warehouse teams handling increased deliveries and office professionals keeping operations organised.


It also carries a simple message for employers: having a trusted recruitment partner available when staffing challenges arise can make all the difference.


With Christmas traditionally bringing increased demand for temporary workers, Stafffinders is encouraging businesses to plan their festive recruitment requirements early, helping them secure the staff they need before the busiest weeks arrive.


The film marks a first for the long-established Scottish recruitment agency, combining its recruitment expertise with a little Christmas storytelling.


Businesses looking for temporary or permanent recruitment support can contact Stafffinders through its website at www.stafffinders.co.uk, call the Paisley office on 0141 887 1155 or the Edinburgh office on 0131 225 6898.


Established in Paisley in 1971, Stafffinders is Scotland's longest-established family-run recruitment agency. With offices in Paisley and Edinburgh, the company provides temporary and permanent recruitment solutions across a wide range of industries, supporting businesses and jobseekers throughout Scotland and beyond.



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Three teams from the Southampton office of UK top 10 accountancy firm Azets took part in a gruelling physical challenge to raise vital funds for a regional charity supporting children with complex disabilities.


Colleagues Chris Tate, Michael Wesley, Andrew Perkinson, Rohit Ghai, Harry Soper, Daniel Boh, Sophie Baxter-Clark and Ruby O’Mahoney participated in the Annual Corporate Team Triathlon in aid of the long-established Rose Road Association.


Between them they had to swim 400 metres in an outdoor pool, cycle 15km on a static bike and run 4km on a treadmill at the David Lloyd Leisure Centre in Lordshill.


The day of fitness, friendly competition, team building, and networking led to a total of £2,755 being raised for the charity through the 16 teams taking part. Sadly, the Azets teams didn’t challenge the winning time of just over 39 minutes, but did finish in respectable 7th, 12th and 14th positions


Chris Tate, Insolvency & Restructuring Partner, said:

“It was pretty hard work for all of us taking part but we knew we were raising funds for a fantastic charity that does so much for deserving children in the wider Southampton area."

“We focussed on what we had to achieve to complete the swimming, cycling and running and who it would help and that too spurred us on to push through until the end was in sight.”


Southampton-based Rose Road is a charity that provides a range of care services, including overnight short breaks, onsite and offsite outreach and day services, and telephone SEN advice services, for children and young people with complex disabilities and their families, across Southampton and surrounding areas.


Chief Executive Officer Steve Swift said:

“It was a brilliant effort by Azets and all the teams who took part in the corporate triathlon challenge. Our participants’ energy, determination and team spirit made the event truly special."

“We are extremely grateful to every business who partners with Rose Road, helping make a positive difference to the lives of the disabled children and young people we support.”


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