Business Recruitment


&


South Wales residents called on to nominate projects


Jewson has opened nominations


for its


2017 Building Better Communities


competition,


and is calling on people in South Wales to nominate community


building


projects that are in need of a helping hand. This year’s total regional prize fund has doubled to £200,000 and is open to applications from improvement


across England,


whether it’s a roofer who has fi xed a leak in the village hall or a builder who has supported a local children’s charity. The winner of the Trade Hero category will receive £50,000 worth of building materials to enable them to complete a worthy community project. Mark Rayfi eld, CEO of Jewson, explained: “Since


Building


projects Scotland


and Wales. Community groups can apply for a share of the overall prize fund – anything from £500 to £10,000 to spend on building materials – or put their


project forward for


the top prize of £50,000 for building materials and labour.


In a new addition to the 2017 competition,


communities


can also nominate a ‘Trade Hero’ – a tradesperson who plays a big role in their area,


Communities in


2015, we’ve Better


launched seen


the difference that the competition has had on local communities and charities. We know there are many more projects that could benefi t out there, which is why we’re encouraging people across South Wales to nominate a cause close to their hearts. “We’ve


also introduced a


new category for 2017 – the Trade Hero award. We know that tradespeople are working hard to help their


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communities on a regular basis, and we really want to champion these people and enable the work they’re doing.” Since the fi rst year of the competition


in


2015, Building Better Communities has helped over 40 community projects across the UK. This year the competition is supported by a number of Jewson partners including Velux, Norbord, Marshalls, Polypipe, Recticel, Tarmac and British Gypsum. Community


groups and


tradespeople have until 5th May 2017 to put forward their


project. Nominations can be made via www. buildingbettercommunities or the Jewson Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ JewsonUK.


For more information, please


visit: www.


buildingbettercommunities. co.uk.


EE to recruit 60 contact centre roles in Merthyr Tydfi l


EE, the UK’s biggest mobile operator and part of BT Group, have announced it will hire 60 new advisers to its contact centre in Merthyr Tydfi l. The busy call centre already employs more than 800 people with the vast majority coming from the surrounding local area. These new roles are a part of recruitment drive to hire 800 contact centre advisers for EE’s sites across the UK. As well as Merthyr Tydfi l, these advisers will fi ll positions in North Tyneside, Darlington, Greenock, Plymouth and Doxford. Of the 800 new advisers over 100 will be apprentices hired as a part of the EE apprenticeship programme. This latest recruitment drive follows EE recently becoming the fi rst UK mobile operator to bring back all customer service calls to the UK and Ireland, creating over 1,000 new jobs in 2016 alone. Over 100 of the roles will be offered as part of EE’s apprenticeship programme, giving people the opportunity to learn new skills, gain nationally recognised qualifi cations and build a long term career with EE. The company has recruited over 1,300 apprentices since it launched the programme in 2012. As well as investing in UK jobs, EE is making signifi cant investments in Wales’ 4G network taking coverage from 40% of its landmass at the beginning of the year, to 90% by the end of 2017. For more information about the roles available, please visit https://jobs.ee.co. uk/


TRIUMPH OVER PHOBIA (TOP UK) IS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS TO RUN A NEW GROUP IS CARDIFF Are you interested in mental health?


DO YOU WANT to help people suffering from phobias and OCD? TOP UK IS a small charity which runs a network of weekly, self-help therapy groups helping people to conquer their fears.


IF YOU ARE understanding, supportive and have good listening skills together with a desire to help others, we would like to hear from you. FULL TRAINING WITH ongoing support will be given. For information


CALL TRILBY BRECKMAN on 01225 571740 OR EMAIL INFO@TOPUK.ORG


CASTLE HEALTH LTD Nursing and Support Service - Elite Division


We are recruiting for staff to work in hospitals within the Acute Sector and within a 50 mile radius.


• Transport can be provided • Posts subject to CRBs • Full Occupational Health Screening • Strict criteria for selection • Many benefi ts offered


Call Margaret on www.cardiffandsouthwalesadvertiser.com


01685 382300 Advertiser


Rates of pay 24/7 per hour: £32.50 Qualifi ed staff;


£13.75 for Health Care Support Workers


We do have our own Training Academy Tel. 029 2022 0177


Email: offi ce@castlehealthltd.com


Apprenticeship Opportunities in South Wales


in SOUTH WALES in South Wales


Call Margaret on 01685 382300 To Advertise in Recruitment


Stagecoach in South Wales is part of the Stagecoach Group, operating 8,000 buses across Britain, 360 of them here in South Wales.


We will be recruiting Apprentices in Mechanical, Electrical and Bodywork to commence training in September. Training is provided at our depots with paid release at an approved college leading to NVQ 3 and IMI Technical Certificate in Bus and Coach Engineering Maintenance.


You will need GCSE (or equivalent) at Grade C in Maths, English and Science.


Your application letter should be handwritten and accompanied by a typed CV listing your qualifications, achievements and experience and sent to:


Angie Williams, Stagecoach in South Wales, 1 St. David’s Road, Cwmbrân, Torfaen, NP44 1PD


Closing date: 19th May 2017 Committed to Equal Opportunities


in South Wales in SOUTH WA


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