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'I feel so passionate, I just absolutely love it':

'I feel so passionate, I just absolutely love it':

11 November 2020

If you want to make a real difference, here's why retraining as a teacher could be for you

Drop in unemployment claims

Drop in unemployment claims

10 November 2020

Last month saw a drop in unemployment, but it does not reduce the massive spike in the amount people who lost jobs at the start of the first lockdown.

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Kent Job of the Week: Trainee flooring fitter

Kent Job of the Week: Trainee flooring fitter

27 October 2020

This trainee position at Turk’s Flooring in Ashford offering training and a weekly salary could be the perfect fit for you.

Kent Job of the Week: Warehouse operative and forklift driver

Kent Job of the Week: Warehouse operative and forklift driver

20 October 2020

Morrisons in Sittingbourne is on the lookout for full time warehouse operatives and prior experience is not essential.

Kent Job of the Week: Teacher of English as a second language

Kent Job of the Week: Teacher of English as a second language

12 October 2020

A boarding and day school in Gravesend is seeking a graduate to teach English as a foreign or second language.

Kent Job of the Week: Part time trainee estate agent

Kent Job of the Week: Part time trainee estate agent

06 October 2020

Interested in a career as an estate agent? Then there's a trainee position paying up to £25,000 per year that could be right up your street.

'Apprenticeships really do work!'

'Apprenticeships really do work!'

03 October 2020

He started as a trainee but now this qualified tradesman is becoming a trainer of apprentices at his boss's painting and decorating firm

Jobs boost as Home Bargains prepares to open

Jobs boost as Home Bargains prepares to open

09 July 2020

A discount retailer is now recruiting staff ahead of opening at a former Homebase store that will have been vacant for three years.

Recruitment drive: Your community needs you

Recruitment drive: Your community needs you

22 April 2020

Sponsored editorial: KCC needs social care professionals to help the fight against coronavirus

'Cash rich parent company could save P&O Ferries'

'Cash rich parent company could save P&O Ferries'

07 April 2020

The parent company of a struggling ferry firm has been slammed for its $332m dividend payout while the government is being asked for a £150m bailout

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Jobs created amid economic turmoil

Jobs created amid economic turmoil

01 April 2020

While some people have seen work dry up there are also new roles being created to meet the shifting demand caused by the virus outbreak.

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Staff working in office despite government advice

Staff working in office despite government advice

27 March 2020

Sales staff at one of the UK's largest house builders have been made to come in to work despite government advice to work remotely unless essential.

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Britain's first all-women rail service

Britain's first all-women rail service

06 March 2020

Rail companies marked International Women's Day early by running a service controlled solely by females.

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Workers who lost jobs waiting for wages

Workers who lost jobs waiting for wages

05 March 2020

More than 50 people have been left without jobs after an online tutoring company went into administration.

New status will attract investment at science park

New status will attract investment at science park

20 February 2020

Discovery Park has been awarded a new status pushing it further towards its vision of becoming a world class centre of science excellence.

Travelodge gets over 1,500 job applications for new hotel

Travelodge gets over 1,500 job applications for new hotel

14 February 2020

A budget chain says it received a record amount of applications for the 15 positions it advertised for its new town centre branch.

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So what was new in 2019?

So what was new in 2019?

01 January 2020

We take a look at which projects promised for 2019 were achieved.

Jobseeker support centre closes

Jobseeker support centre closes

19 December 2019

A centre helping people find work has closed by a council amid changes to a government-funded programme.

Number of benefit claimants rises yet again

Number of benefit claimants rises yet again

17 December 2019

The number of people claiming universal credit or job seeker's allowance in Kent has risen for the 16th month in a row.

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Yalding 'heading for grid-lock'

Yalding 'heading for grid-lock'

12 November 2019

Neighbours opposed to a scheme to redevelop the Syngenta site in Yalding as a business park say it could contaminate the River Medway.

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