I etterkant av en fantastisk Capital Markets Day fredag 21.september, varsler Tomra nå om masseansettelser de kommende årene, for å kunne håndtere de ekstreme vekstutsiktene!



Tomra venter kraftig vekst: Skal ansette opptil 2.000

Økt etterspørsel etter sorteringsløsninger for å løse plastproblemet kan gi kraftig vekst for Tomra.

Eirik Amb Nysveen og Kjetil Malkenes Hovland(E24) Publisert: 10:15 - 26.09.2018, Oppdatert: 10:29 - 26.09.2018


Tomra skal ansette mellom 1.000 og 2.000 globalt over en femårsperiode. Selskapet viser til at de forventer kraftig vekst de neste årene, og ansettelsene skal gjøres gjennom enhetene Tomra Collection Solutions og Tomra Sorting Solutions.

I dag har selskapet 3.550 ansatte verden over.

Opptil 50 av de nye jobbene kommer ved Tomras hovedkvarter i Norge, mens hundrevis blir rekruttert i etablerte markeder som USA og fremvoksende pantemarkeder som Australia og Storbritannia, sier selskapet.

https://e24.no/boers-og-finans/tomra/tomra-venter-kraftig-vekst-skal-ansette-opptil-2-000/24450331



TOMRA TO RECRUIT UP TO 2000 NEW EMPLOYEES GLOBALLY

TOMRA, a leading provider of technology for enhancing resource productivity, is preparing for unprecedented predicted growth by hiring 1000-2000 new employees globally over a five-year period. These positions will be spread across both sides of the company, TOMRA Collection Solutions and TOMRA Sorting Solutions.

26 September 2018

“The market is changing, and we are continually seeing further countries implementing container deposit schemes at a rate never seen before,” says Harald Henriksen, Head of TOMRA Collection Solutions (TCS), the area of the company working with reverse vending solutions for container deposit return systems.

“We have enormous potential to secure a more sustainable world for future generations. We have a big job ahead of us and therefore need to grow our workforce.”

GROWING DEMAND FOR RECYCLING GLOBALLY

In May 2018 the European Commission proposed new EU-wide rules where member states will be obliged to collect 90% of single-use plastic drinks bottles by 2025, with container deposit schemes a means suggested for achieving this. In December 2017, the UN also called for container deposit schemes in a resolution to slow the alarming growth in marine pollution.

The EU and UN are only two recent directives to address the rapidly increasing levels of plastic litter on land and in our oceans. Scotland is implementing its own deposit return scheme and England has also given the green light.

"We are at a point where our niche industry is beginning to grow. This is the primary reason for our global recruitment drive. The world is waking up to the fact that we have a huge plastic problem and we need to be far more efficient in the way we recycle. Container deposit schemes are recognized as one of the only ways of achieving these high targets,” says Aleksander Mortensen, Head of TCS Digital.

https://www.tomra.com/en/collection/reverse-vending/reverse-vending-news/2018/up-to-2000-new-employees



Her finner dere linker til webcast og presentasjonsmateriell fra fredagens Capital Markets Day. "Must see", sier jeg.

https://www.tomra.com/en/investor-relations/capital-markets-day