Partner Article
Company Director is elected to FCSA Board
Managing Director of Chester based umbrella company, Exchequer Solutions, has been celebrating his appointment as Board Member at leading industry membership body, FCSA.
The FCSA is the leading professional body for the temporary labour market. It aims to raise standards and promote supply chain compliance for businesses throughout the UK. Within the umbrella industry it is known as the ‘gold standard’ mark of a compliant business, highlighting to recruitment agencies and contractors that they are working with a reputable and reliable umbrella supplier.
Made up of representatives from across the industry, the Board is elected by members and is given the strategic responsibility of developing and driving FCSA objectives. When asked of his new role, Mike has said:
“I’m delighted. The FCSA has been around for a long time, we’ve always though very highly of the organisation so it’s an honour to have been asked to join the Board. Sitting on the Board and providing input based on my own and Exchequer’s vast experience, means we can do our part in steering the organisation in the right direction and ultimately make a real difference.
Exchequer is itself an accredited member of the FCSA for our umbrella and CIS services. Not only does this showcase our dedication to compliance but allows our agency partners to feel confident in the services we provide to them and the contractors they work with.“
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Exchequer Solutions .
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