Morrisons to create 7000 new jobs 2012

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The supermarket chain Morrison's claim they will create 7000 new jobs, opening 25 new stores. The new employees should  have retail experience although many of the new positions will be aimed at unemployed people within a local area of the new stores that are opening.

The company will be opening 25 new stores in 2012 as it seeks to ensure that more households have a Morrisons within easy reach. Currently there are more than six million households that do not have a Morrisons store within easy driving distance.
Many of the new opportunities will be craft skills jobs such as butchery, bakery and fishmongery. Morrisons unique strength is in the preparation of quality fresh food through its market street concept.
Typically more than half the new employees at a new store are previously unemployed and 75% are typically from the local area of the store.
Morrisons also aims to be a catalyst for employment in a town by insisting that building suppliers also employ local people.
There will also be another 300 people employed at Morrisons’ new Bridgwater Regional Distribution Centre[1], which will provide food for much of the South West and South Wales.
Morrisons is also distinct from its main rivals in manufacturing much of its fresh food and aims to continue to develop this capability.
Norman Pickavance, Group HR Director at Morrisons said: “Despite the difficult economic conditions, Morrisons continues to have ambitious growth plans and that means we will be searching for people to join us in the communities in which we operate.
“At a time when the number of young and long-term unemployed continues to increase we will provide opportunities for many people and help them build a career in retailing. That means we won’t just be providing a job we’re committed to training our new colleagues so that they have the capability to move from the shop floor to the top floor.
“We feel that the catalyst we are providing is key to moving people from being excluded to being included by providing people with work, dignity and opportunity.”
Morrisons will also be continuing its Futures Programme where it looks for 1,000 new leaders of the future.

Shop manager required NE3 region

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A retail manager is required for a Mind shop in Gosforth. This position is new and just been added. If you have proven management exprtience within the retail or charity shop area you should send your CV and apply to

(Gosforth) Shop Manager

Location:

Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne (NE3)

Salary:

£12,000 per annum Pro rate, 35 hours per week, 3 month minimum contra

Date posted:

13/04/2012 12:06

Job type:

Temporary

Company:

Mind Retail

Contact:

Mind Recruitment

Ref:

Totaljobs/Gosforth

Job ID:

53331943

Shop Manager
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Retail Manager in one of our Mind Shops. You will be responsible for managing high volumes of donated stock, be commercially astute, highly organised and have a natural flair for motivating and developing others. Leading by example, you will be passionate about driving sales as well as delivering excellent customer service to maximise profits.
It is essential that you have proven management experience gained in the retail or charity sector and you will know how to get the best from your shop as well as your team. If you have the enthusiasm, energy and ‘can do’ approach that will ensure you meet the challenges and expectations of charity retailing, we want to hear from you now.
To apply, please forward your CV or a covering letter with a summary of your career history.
Unfortunately, if you have not received a response within four weeks of application, you have not been successful on this occasion.
Please note this position is a minimum of 3 months based in Gosforth and not Newcastle
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How to prepare your covering letter

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This is vital information to start your job hunt you need the perfect covering letter Here is some information for you to create your perfect covering letter.


Cover letters are as important to your job application as your CV and yet they are often rushed out as an afterthought. This is your chance to show recruiters why you’d be good at the job and get them interested. Get it wrong, and that perfectly crafted CV you spent so long on could have been a complete waste of time…
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Think carefully about what you write

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Class Teacher

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Are you an inspirational class teacher who is self motivated, energetic, vibrant, creative and a good team player dedicated to raising standards of our children for whom we take child protection very seriously? If so we would like to meet you in a view to becoming a KS1 teacher but with the ability to become a KS2 teacher in the future.

The successful candidate must have experience of working in different year groups. This post is subject to an enhanced level CRB check.

Application forms are available online at www.wirral.gov.uk

Want a Job at McDonalds?

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Want a Job at McDonalds?

Working there is good for the benefits as well as the food discounts.

You may think that it's a low level job but if it pays the bills, why would you care?

It's a great opportunity to get involved with a progressive company.

Considering the different items on the menu, it's no wonder that McDonalds is always busy and has to continue to hire new blood.

With the great opportunities for jobs at McDonalds, it's a wonder more people do not apply for a job at McDonalds.

For instance an assistant manager earns an average of just over 30,000. annually plus a nice benefit package.

That's a decent wage for the work expected when you have that job at McDonalds.

With a bonus program the income is actually higher.

It's also important to take into consideration the value of the benefits.

Expect health insurance as well as life insurance in that benefit package.

McDonalds employees or anyone else for that matter, do not work forever, they retire at some point.

A retirement plan is also a nice part of the package you get when you have a job at McDonalds.

Although each item offered to an employee at McDonalds the complete offering is very strong and a job at McDonalds is much better than you thought.