October 30, 2014


Jobstoday Areyou


Lookingfor a careerin


Advertising? Energetic? Tenacious Target Driven


AccountManagers required at Dursley & Cirencester


Curious?


We arelookingfor the right salespeople to work full time from our successful advertisingdepartments in Dursley &Cirencester.


Youwill be presentingabroad portfolio of products,bothinprint and online, to awidevarietyoflocal businesses,whilst also delivering excellent customer service at all times.


Therole offers:-


Basic salary plus an excellent monthlybonus scheme Company car


25 days holidayplus bank holiday.


Comprehensive sales training programme both inductionand ongoing throughoutyour career.


Interested? Please send your CV to robina.burton@gazetteseries.co.uk


statingwhich ofice youare interested in. Closingdate: Friday 31st October2014 Previous applicants need notapply


Newsquest Wales &GloucestershireLtd is an equal opportunity employer and invites applications from all membersofthe community. We operateanosmokingpolicy


ONLiNe24/7 Advertise


gazetteseries.co.uk


Here at the Advertising Standards Authority, we judge ads on whether they’re harmful, misleading, or offensive. Not on whether they’re funny, clever or they look good. Which is just as well, really.


Telephone 020 7492 2222 www.asa.org.uk


We’re here to make


advertising better. (Not to make better advertising. Sorry.)


Gloucestershire Independent


tel:01453540200 Fax:01453540212 Jobsonline @ www.gazetteseries.co.uk/jobs


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Stronger economy is fuelling a rise in job conidence public


THE most recent National Careers Service Job Confi- dence Index shows that the nation’s job confidence has been steadily increasing in the past year. Four out of five people be- came more job confident or maintained the same con- fidence levels in their job and ability to find work, an increase of six percentage points compared to last year. Economic recovery has


proved to be the main driver for job confidence, with 58 per cent thanking the im- proving economic climate, up from 42 per cent in the sum- mer of 2013. The overall Index, which analyses people’s perceptions


of the nation’s work and em- ployment prospects, has in- creased by 3.6 points – taking the Index score up from 51.8 to 55.4 out of 100. The research reveals that


over two thirds of people agree that they have the right experience to find employ- ment, an increase of seven percentage points since last year, and 65 per cent said they had the right skills and qualifications to find work, up from 57 per cent. The nation still lacks confi- dence when it comes to some aspects of job hunting. Although three in five feel confident about developing a CV and an application letter, 42 per cent of people do not


feel confident in being inter- viewed for a job. This is up from 34 per cent


in August 2013, however. In addition, 42 per cent of


the respondents said they would not feel confident about finding new work if they were unemployed. Overall, the research shows


that job confidence is increas- ing across all regions and sec- tors of society – including the unemployed. The West Midlands and London saw the biggest leaps in job confidence compared to one year ago. . Joe Billington, director of


the National Careers Service, said: “We are encouraged to see that the nation has be-


come more job confident over the past year and is taking advantage of the opportuni- ties that economic recovery offers. “With more jobs on the mar-


ket, however, interview skills become increasingly impor- tant and the research shows that there’s work to do to im- prove the nation’s confidence in this area. “The National Careers Service provides advice to people of all ages and at all stages of their working lives. “We are here to support


anyone who needs help with looking for work,whether it’s interview skills or CV devel- opment, and we urge them to get in touch with us today.”


FULL Time Office Staff required in Accounts and Sales. Monday to Friday. Applications must be received by November 10th latest. Applications to


lb@cotswold


TheGrange CareCentrerequires a second enthusiastic andcaringnurse for NightDuty(adult or mental health nurse).


Hoursrange from parttofull time. Informalvisits are welcome. Contact LynBarnesor


Mark Dando on 01453 791513,


alternatively please email your C.V.to thegrange@eastington.freeserve.co.uk


We arealso requirecareassistants fornight


andday shifts full andpart-timehours available, pleaseemail forfurther details


fasteners.com along with your CV


NVQ L3 After School Supervisor required for small school. 3.30pm - 5.30pm, Mon - Fri term time only. Hopelands Preparatory School, Stonehouse. Tel: 01453 822164mcoles@ hopelands.org.uk


FULL time /Part time Security Guard. We are currently recruiting for a fully qualified Security Guard based in Stroud. In order to be considered for this position, you must hold a valid SIA License and have previous experi- ence as a Security Guard. The standard working hours will be 7am to 7pm. Please send your cover letter and CV to apply@science.ltd.uk


VETERINARY Nurse or Animal nursing assistant, Cotswolds. Mixed four vet training


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practice in


Lechlade lookingfor a nurse or animal nursing assistant to cover materni- ty leave. Full training will be given. Occasional weekendduty. Possibility of permanent position for suitable person if opportu- nity arose. Shared accom- modation available if needed. Contact Dilwyn on 01367252312 or email bridgevetclinic@btcon- nect.com


Part Time EXPERIENCED


Keeping advertising standards high


Care


Assistants day and night. Salary according to expe- rience. Minimum 24 hours a week to include alter- nate weekends. Tel: 01453 823203 for application form and further info.


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