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About Neuven Solutions

Neuven Solutions are a neutral vendor in the temporary staffing sector. This means we are not linked, in any way, to a staffing provider. The benefit to our clients is that we can give impartial advice on agency, locum and bank staff management without risking being compromised by the desire to divert bookings to an associated recruitment company. Temporary Agency Solution – Neuven combine many years of staffing experience with the use of our cutting edge IT platform, Venneu®, to save our clients money, streamline administration and protect against the vagaries of legislation such as the Agency Worker Regulations. A cost save and compliance solution. Locum/ Bank Staff Solution – We use our unique IT platform, Venloc®, to manage locum or bank staff from registration and booking through to consolidated invoice. A cost save solution with the benefits of compliance and revenue protection. Audit Solutions – Our team of experienced auditors are the chosen auditors for NHS supplying organisations within the nursing, non-clinical and medical locum sectors. We audit for the private and public sector and are retained by many recruitment companies to help them ensure they are operating in a compliant manner. A compliance solution to give you protection. Training Solutions – Our team of qualified trainers provide recruitment agencies with support and training on a number of issues including AWR and Prevention of Illegal Workers. We also offer courses to help agencies in being compliant to the requirements of various NHS frameworks. A knowledge solution to help you deliver a quality service. Agency Workers Regulations – Our state of the art technology, Venneu®, tracks temporary workers across the entire supply base. The AWR clock is managed in accordance with the legislation. This is supported by our detailed service level agreements, providing clarity and protection to clients and supply team agencies alike. A legislative solution to help you remain compliant.

Founded in 2007 by John Simmonds.