Michael Jackson has joined leading Envelope Printer, The Envelope Works, after working for Tower Supplies for 12 years within an Envelope Sales capacity.
Michael was seeking a new challenge after being with his previous company for such a long time and felt that The Envelope Works was the right move for several reasons. Read the rest of this entry »
The Envelope Works is a leading UK envelope printer and manufacturer and has over 38 envelope printing and manufacturing machines spread over three plants, enabling it to produce large volume, custom printed envelopes within very strict timeframes.
2008 was an excellent year for the company, with production levels breaking all records. 2009 is set to be an even better year with a key goal of the company being to move into larger, bespoke premises. Read the rest of this entry »
Jenrick Engineering is one of the longest-standing engineering agencies in the UK, and is also a Sunday Times Top 100 Company to Work For – finishing 7th in the 2008 awards.
Like most businesses, Jenrick Engineering started from humble premises (a small office in Hammersmith), yet now finds itself operating from 4 offices throughout the UK, enabling candidates and clients to receive complete national coverage for their jobseeking or recruiting needs. Read the rest of this entry »
Thank you to everyone in Simon Holdings & Jenrick for supporting my goal of running the Flora London Marathon in 2009 on behalf of ‘Children in Crisis.’ Your sponsorship support, through the Jenrick Experience Award, has given me a massive boost in not only my fund-raising, but also my motivation.
I thought it would be nice to let others see why I chose to run the marathon next year, by reading my Jenrick Experience submission:
Printweek, the leading journal for the industry, has just published an article focusing on The Envelope 
Works FSC & PEFC accreditation.
The article, by Helen Morris, made specific mention of the role Adrian Booth played in helping to gain The Envelope Works their accreditation within just a two-week period; one of the shortest on record. Read the rest of this entry »
This PR feature was through Exec UK, a leading online e-magazine that is circulated to over 250,000
senior industry decison makers.
Exec UK contacted The Envelope Works upon recommendation from the FSC, being informed that the company “is an excellent example young, progressive company with a superb reputation for customer service - a company that is a worthy ambassador for the envelope printing industry.”
You can view an interactive PDF brochure of the feature via The Envelope Works website: The Envelope Works - a total solution, by Exec UK
Alternatively, please read the article on the Exec UK website: The Envelope Works - website article feature
See My CV is a newly launched Internet job board for the Surrey & Middlesex area that enables 
jobseekers to upload a Video CV as well as a written CV for potential employers to review. It also enables jobseekers to search through a variety of jobs within towns such as; Walton on Thames, Weybridge, Staines, Chertsey and other areas within Surrey & Middlesex. Read the rest of this entry »
For some employers, Video CVs are an essential part of their recruitment process as it enables them to gain an immediate snapshot of the jobseeker and can also saves them so much time (by not having to give up a whole day for first interviews). Read the rest of this entry »
Jenrick CPI & Jenrick Engineering are both delighted to announce that the Arctic Survey has
secured a main/title sponsor namely, Catlin Group Limited - the project is now titled the Catlin Arctic Survey.
Jenrick CPI & Jenrick Engineering are committed sponsors and have been working with The Arctic Survey team since early summer when the team set themselves a deadline of August to reach the required level of funding for the survey to go ahead.
With Catlin Group joining us on the sponsor list, as title sponsor, this means one of the most important scientific studies of our generation is officially ready for launch – The Catlin Arctic Survey will take place from February 2009. Read the rest of this entry »
