Approximately 150 work experience placements have been created by Microsoft, the global computer business, to help young people and graduates improve their future employment prospects.
The company’s Britain Works programme can assist thousands of young people improve their chance of employment.
Londoners will be trained to learn a new range of skills in an effort to secure hundreds of new jobs being created by the ongoing Crossrail project.
By 2026 some 30,000 jobs will have been created. It is thought that up to 14,000 people could be employed at Crossrail’s peak.
Metro Bank opened its doors a couple of weeks ago in London’s Holborn, they’re now recruiting for a range of positions, including cashiers, managers and customer service representatives.
These positions will be available in their branches which are set to open in Earl’s Court and Fulham Broadway in London, and Borehamwood, Hertfordshire at the end of the summer.
Metro Bank is looking for talented people with retail experience. Banking experience is a bonus but not essential as full training will be provided.
With opening hours from 8am to 8pm, flexible shifts are on offer. For more information and to apply online, visit www.metrobankonline.co.uk/careers.
Jamie Oliver plans to create around 360 jobs by opening four more Jamie’s Italian restaurants by summer, each offering 90 new posts.
The restaurants will be based in Leeds, opening in May; Liverpool in June; and Glasgow and London’s Covent Garden, both launching in July.
Jamie’s Italian is thriving in 8 Cities across the south of England.
Alongside their ambitious expansion are internal moves and promotions, they’re looking for Sous Chefs in Bath and Guildford who are natural leaders, combining genuine passion for food with substantial experience of kitchen volume management.
They need everybody from managers to bottle washers, so if you are interested in joining one of their teams, click below.
See www.jamieoliver.com/italian/join-us to learn more.
Pioneering budget hotel Travelodge is to build 10 new hotels throughout the UK which will add a further 857 rooms to their existing 27,000 room portfolio.
Up to 250 new jobs will be created in Edinburgh, High Wycombe, Ipswich, Llanelli, London, Manchester, Newbury, Newcastle Under Lyme and Wadebridge.
Travelodge also plans to grow its current Covent Garden hotel in London by 249 rooms making it the chains largest hotel. The expansion plans are creating 35 new jobs plus up to 100 construction jobs.
