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    Newport Jobs Fair returns for 2018

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryAugust 20, 2018No Comments
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    Newport City Council’s annual Jobs Fair takes place this year on Thursday 23 August at Pill Millennium Centre, from 10am to 1pm. Many jobs will be on offer once again from a wide range of businesses.

    Organised by the council’s Work Based Learning Academy (WBLA), it is run in partnership with Jobcentre Plus.

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    Last year businesses were delighted with the number of people who attended and the quality of potential candidates.

    Companies looking for recruits this time include Dean Close Nurseries, Amberport/PortSec Security, The Gym Group, United Living, Newport Norse, Allied Healthcare, Q Care, Liberty Steel, Wastesavers, Cordant People, The Laurel Hub, Apollo Teaching, The Royal Navy, Nu Staff Recruitment, RMS, Eurograph, Bluewater Recruitment, SSCL plus others.

    Councillor Gail Giles, Newport City Council’s cabinet member for education and skills, said: “Newport’s annual jobs fair is always extremely well attended, both by businesses looking for new staff and by individuals searching for work.

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    “Whether it is a first job or a new role people are looking for, this is an excellent opportunity to meet with a wide range of businesses all offering exciting opportunities.

    “I would like to thank the WBLA and Jobcentre Plus in particular for ensuring the success of the event, as well as all the businesses and training providers who contribute to it. It has proven to be an extremely important event for the city each year”.

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