Jobs News

One of Newark's largest employers has launched a drive to recruit 500 temporary workers this festive season.

A butcher who operated a mobile service now has himself a shop on the high street.

Applicants must be over 16 and available to work during October half term.

Strikes at two popular breakfast cereal plants will lead to shortages.

A £125m shopping village is set to be approved again next week despite concerns it would kill off Newark town centre.

A former teacher and receptionist are the among first apprentices to earn permanent roles at Nottinghamshire Police.

Jobseekers are set to benefit from free courses as new skills bootcamps are launched in Nottinghamshire.

Do you fancy staying at Thoresby Hall, or any of the other Warner hotels, for free as the company's first chief relaxation officer?

A Newark-based events company has announced it will be hosting an open day to offer young people an insight into the events’ industry.

Some fully vaccinated workers may be exempt from quarantine if told to self-isolate after coming in to close contact with a positive covid case.

Sainsbury's is set to submit plans for a large store in the next few weeks.

The first International Air and Space Institute centre is calling for applicants to train as the next generation of pilots.

A supermarket in Newark will open an hour later on Monday if England bring it home.

Newark-based specialist car discount service, Motorfinity, has appointed 13 new members of staff, following a period of significant growth.

A union is to ballot workers at British Sugar factories, including Newark, over strike action in response to a pay dispute.

McDonald's is hiring 20,000 more staff as it opens new restaurants in the UK and Ireland.

The service needs more people willing to head out to emergencies within very short notice and those motivated to work with the community.

A Newark-based waste management company has changed its name following a re-brand as the firm continues to expand.

MKM Building Supplies has opened in Newark, creating 15 new jobs.

It follows the announcement that the number of working age people in the area claiming Jobseekers or Universal Credit has risen by 93.9%.