The Daily Mail and General Trust newspaper group has purchased two specialist recruitment sites as part of its strategy to expand online jobs services.The group paid a total of £4.1m for Zambeasy, publishers of Top-Consultant.com, and Office Recruit, publishers of Officerecruit.co.uk.
The acquisitions are designed to complement Jobsite, which the group snapped up in March 2004 for £35m. Jobsite recently launched niche sites for secretarial jobs, the pharmaceutical industry and jobs in Scotland.
“Online recruitment is a flourishing and profitable market," said Keith Potts, managing director of Jobsite.
"These acquisitions fit well with our strategy to build specialist vertical sites which complement Jobsite’s strengths.”
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