Jobs News

Seven vacancies have arisen in Bury St Edmunds.

Recruiters reveal how they have been coping with job 'panic-buying' in this Friday's Bury Free Press.

Councils cite "challenging nature" of preparing a plan in light of changes to national policy and Covid-19.

An independent cinema in Bury St Edmunds is looking to hire front of house staff.

Controversial telecoms giant Huawei has been granted approval to build the first phase of its planned Cambridgeshire campus.

The Government's Job Retention Scheme has provided grants covering up to 80 per cent of workers' wages, up to a maximum of £2,500 per month.

Construction of a tomato greenhouse which will be bigger than the O2 arena is well underway.

Farming giant G’s Fresh has flown in more than 100 people from Romania to work at its Soham operation just weeks after appealing for local staff.

South Suffolk MP James Cartlidge stated those who have already been made redundant have been successful in finding alternative employment in the area.

Staff working in the bakery department of the Tesco Superstore in Sudbury could be facing the threat of redundancy.

The new store is part of latest proposals for a business park which could create up to 200 jobs.

The High Street hotel has recently won planning permission to renovate the listed part of the complex and re-build the annexe in Palace Street.

The withdrawal of staff restructuring proposals at an academy chain, which includes Ormiston Sudbury Academy, has been welcomed by trade unionists.

The high street giant warned earlier this week it was expected to make the move, which puts some 2,500 jobs at risk.

High street giant Mothercare has slumped into administration with all stores set to close.

But the academy chain says it is irresponsible and entirely wrong to suggest it would compromise on health and safety.

The One Step Closer programme launched this summer to identify and support 16 to 25-year-olds not in education, employment or training (NEET).

Workers have been given new hope, after a buyer was found for all of the shops shut by the collapse of the travel operator.

Dozens of organisations gathered to shed light on potential career opportunities for students at a public event in Sudbury.

Emma Bridgewater is keynote speaker at annual event.