Clocking in. (Photo credit: Rolex)
Rolex confirmed it has opened a recruitment center, a business space occupying several hundred square meters on one floor at the Bulle train station. “The recruitment center was opened early December and the director of HR has taken possession of the premises,” Rolex spokesperson Céline Gouzer-Monney said. “The space is not open to the public and remains a work space linked to recruitment.”
While the Bulle site won't be operational until 2029, one of its temporary sites, located in Villaz-Saint-Pierre, will begin work in the second quarter of 2024, according to Rolex. “These will be after-sales service activities,” said Ms. Gouzer-Monney. “The number of employees will be defined according to needs.” The other temporary site, in Romont, will begin operations as early as 2025. A list of job openings can be found on Rolex’s official hiring site.
For more reading, I’ve already reported on Rolex recruitment efforts here and the company’s plans to open temporary sites in Romont and Villaz-Saint-Pierre here.