Australia and New Zealand’s leading specialist recruiter

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About Frontline Recruitment Group

Frontline Recruitment Group was established in 1995 and has grown to become a leading specialist recruiter operating across Australia and New Zealand.  In 2020 Frontline became part of a global organisation and is now backed by the world’s no 1 staffing franchise, Express Employment Professionals with over 860 offices across the United States, Canada, South Africa and Australia and New Zealand.

Our Frontline Agency Owners enhance the lives of our clients and candidates by finding purposeful roles for people  in either, retail, hospitality, health, education or construction.

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Pictured: Frontline GM Melissa Moseley and Express GM Colin Ongley

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Our Purpose, Mission and Vision

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Our Purpose

To enhance the lives of our candidates, clients and agencies, by helping people find their tribe

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Our Mission

People First

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Our Vision

To enhance the lives of our candidates, clients and agencies, by helping people find their tribe

“I had a wonderful experience with Frontline Recruiters especially Courtney, who guide me in every steps to find a job. Thank you so much for your guidance and support.”

Anjaly Sivan, Auckland Health Candidate Testimonial

“I had an awesome experience dealing with Rachel Ramsey (Recruiter) who helped me get a job. She was pleasant to work with and communicated well throughout the whole process. Thank you so much Rachel. I am definitely going to recommend Frontline to other people.”

Primrose, Auckland Health Candidate Testimonial

“Lorraine, was absolutely amazing to deal with. Extremely helpful and communicated with me all the time. Lorraine helped me find my dream job. Would fully recommend.”

Jill, Retail South Island Candidate Testimonial

“Thank you the whole team of frontline to help me to get a good job. I appreciate for that. Highly recommended for everyone who is looking for a job.”

Shajini Vincent, Auckland Health Candidate Testimonial

“Great experience working with Tim he was always on the ball and made me feel like I wasn’t just a number. Very people focused and really cares about a good outcome for both business and candidate.”

Meg, Retail South Island Candidate Testimonial

“The team were very helpful at frontline recruitment. Rhys was very organised and went above and beyond.”

Enya Divine, Auckland Health Candidate Testimonial

“I had the most amazing experience with Danielle Zwirek. I can’t thank her enough for all the genuine help and support she gave me. I was desperately looking for a full time role in sales and didn’t have much luck searching on my own. Danielle had a thorough chat with me over the phone and asked me about my history, goals and where I see myself working. I received 4 interviews with well-known companies within 24 hours! Her persistence and passion for her job is incredible. Best service I’ve ever had. Lucky enough I was successful for a position with Lorna Jane! Absolutely so grateful. Thank you Danielle. I would highly recommend.”

Melissa, Retail Brisbane Candidate Testimonial

“Sasha was extremely helpful and assisted me to win the job. She helped me from the very first step until I got the job offer. She made sure that I am always updated about the results and the decision lead time.She called me before every interview to say good luck and called again after to see how it goes. Sasha’s assistance is really superb! I highly recommend Frontline Recruitment Group.”

Roxanne, Auckland Health Candidate Testimonial

“Tim from Frontline is great, he was able to find my CV and look at my experience to match me with a great job. Very communicative and encouraging during the recruitment process and after. Very professional and friendly.”

Cecilia, Retail South Island Candidate Testimonial

“Frontline Education really placed my needs and wants as their priority goal. They genuinely took the time and effort to get the best options that worked for me. Sharon Allison worked with me closely in providing the best opportunity for me. Everything happened so seamlessly. As a high school teacher struggling to find permanency for years, Sharon really helped me find what suits me and my family. With this permanent placement, my husband and kids can really look forward to a brighter future ahead. Thanks once again Sharon, for everything that you have done for me. The simplest of things, like checking my progress at the new school, how I was settling mentally, emotionally with the big changes in my life like going back to work as a first time mother and moving houses, you were there when I needed and it made the biggest difference in my transition to going back to work.”

Rani, Education Sydney Candidate Testimonial

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