AIHS Webinar on the Temporary, Interim & Contract Job Landscape

AIHS Webinar on the Temporary, Interim & Contract Job Landscape

Recently Tom Geikie, Principal – Zenergy Temporary, Interim and Contracting (ZTIC) was Guest Speaker in in partnership with the Australian Institute of Health and Safety online series.


Tom discussed current ZTIC market trends nationally, the impacts of COVID-19 and provided the audience with a strong overview of candidate interviewing and client on-boarding tips while working under COVID-19 restrictions.



If you would like to discuss opportunities we are working on or require a Temporary, Interim and Contracting employee to join your business, please reach out to Tom at tom.geikie@zenergygroup.com.au

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