Online printing firm to create more than 70 jobs ahead of post-Covid demand
A Yorkshire online printing company has announced that it is aiming to grow its workforce by more than 10 per cent as it creates 74 jobs.
Instantprint, based in Rotherham, is the UK’s largest online printing company, currently employing more than 600 people across South Yorkshire.
The company is now aiming to recruit a further 74 people as it anticipates a post-Covid surge in demand.
Angela Hunter, TX operations manager at instantprint, commented: “Despite Covid-19, we have gone from strength to strength.
“Due to this, alongside ongoing investment in our people and production facility, and a forecasted increase in demand following the end of Covid-19 restrictions, we are so proud to be able to expand the instantprint family yet again and create further job opportunities.
“Although the business employs over 600 people, we still have that start-up mentality and part of that is having a close-knit team who contribute to the positive working culture that we have and take pride in.
“We look forward to receiving CVs and meeting with candidates in the coming weeks.”
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