French recruiter Twinin goes free to the public to help combat COVID talent shortages

Faced with the problem of recruiting health personnel, Twinin, an agency specializing in human resources marketing, has decided to offer free digital recruitment campaigns online.

Following the major health crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Twinin teams are directing their efforts towards mutual aid and solidarity. 

Because of the magnitude of the task, the staff of the hospital environment and strategic industrial activities are under pressure and increasingly understaffed. To show its support and make its modest contribution to the collective effort, Twinin wishes to do everything within its power to provide the healthcare system with the necessary support.

"The challenge is to reach medical workers whether or not they are posted, at the right time, in the right place. Our digital support will thus make it possible to broaden the visibility of job offers in hospital structures."

Thibaud Michel, Co-founder, Twinin

Along these lines, the agency offers the distribution of free job offers related to healthcare to help this sector to recruit in this difficult period and overcome the shortage of healthcare staff (nurses, nursing assistants, doctors, etc) but also disinfection service agents, paramedics, stretcher carriers, manufacturers of protective masks and sanitizers. Other recruits will include front-line workers facing COVID-19 in the transport, agrifood, and energy sectors.

Twinin is leveraging its intelligent delivery technology. For this, Twinin data traders will broadcast job ads in real time to address the urgent needs of establishments by geographic area. According to health and government directives, the least affected regions could be targeted to encourage candidates to move to regions that would be more affected by COVID-19.

Our profession has never been more crucial than in this period of crisis! It is normal to help the nation by making our sourcing expertise available to the health facilities that need it.

Jérémy Duris, Co-founder, Twinin