Last checked at 30 Jan 2019 07:00
30 January 2019
STAFFLINE GROUP PLC
("Staffline" or "the Group")
Delay to publication of results
The Company announces that publication of the results for the year ended 31 December 2018 has been delayed. The presentation for analysts previously scheduled for 9.30am on Wednesday 30 January and the presentation for private investors scheduled for 3.00pm on Thursday 31 January 2019 will be rescheduled.
The Company will provide a further update as soon as possible.
For further information, please contact: |
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Staffline Group plc www.stafflinegroupplc.co.uk Chris Pullen, Chief Executive Officer Michael Watts, Group Chief Financial Officer | via Vigo Communications |
Liberum NOMAD and Joint Broker www.liberum.com Steve Pearce / Joshua Hughes | 020 3100 2222 |
Berenberg Joint Broker www.berenberg.com Chris Bowman / Toby Flaux | 020 3207 7800
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Vigo Communications Financial PR www.vigocomms.com Jeremy Garcia / Antonia Pollock / Charlie Neish | 020 7390 0230 staffline@vigocomms.com
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Note for Editors
About Staffline - Recruitment, Training and Support
Enabling the Future of Work™
Staffline is the UK's market leading Recruitment and Training group. It has two divisions:
Recruitment Division
The UK's leading provider of flexible blue-collar workers, supplying over 60,000 staff per day to c. 1,500 private sector clients, across a wide range of industries including agriculture, drinks, driving, food processing, logistics and manufacturing. It operates from over 400 locations in UK, Eire and Poland.
Its world leading Customer Experience platform provides optimised customer-based staffing management solutions whilst providing market-leading levels of job satisfaction for workers.
PeoplePlus Division
The leading adult skills and training provider in the UK, delivering apprenticeships, adult education, prison education and skills-based employability programmes across the country.
Education and Training - market leading provider of training courses for private sector Apprenticeships (both Levy and non-Levy) and Government funded Adult Skills programmes.
Employability - top quartile performer, supporting Government programmes providing back-to-work education and support services to the unemployed.
Justice and Community - education and training services for prisoners and ex-offenders, as well as individual support services for carers and people with disabilities, both at home and in the work place.