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Thursday 15Th July 2021 Thursday 15th July 2021 Contents Coronavirus, Useful Information and Signposting Vacancies from the Internet Vacancies from Social Media Retail and Customer Service Hampshire Constabulary Jobs Hampshire Fire and Rescue Jobs NHS Jobs Care Jobs Council and Government Jobs Working with Children and Young People Working in Universities Apprenticeships Traineeships Volunteering Employment Support in Southampton Coronavirus, Information & Signposting Coronavirus Information and Signposting Signposting to up to date information about benefits, employment and business support around Coronavirus (COVID-19) NHS Guidance – www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19 Coronavirus and Claiming Benefits – www.understandinguniversalcredit.gov.uk/coronavirus Guidance for Employees – www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to- employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19/covid-19-guidance-for-employees Guidance for Apprentices - help.apprenticeships.education.gov.uk Working safely during COVID-19 - www.gov.uk/working-safely-during-coronavirus Guidance for Employers – www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to- employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19/guidance-for-employers-and-businesses- on-covid-19 Support for Businesses – www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to- employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19/covid-19-support-for-businesses Support for Self-Employed – www.gov.uk/guidance/claim-a-grant-through-the- coronavirus-covid-19-self-employment-income-support-scheme SO:Linked – advice, support and signposting to local COVID-19 support services: www.solinked.org.uk Southampton City Council - www.southampton.gov.uk/coronavirus Employment Support Team Update Southampton City Council’s Employment Support Team are still working with clients as usual, offering phone meetings, online communications and video conferencing as options for clients wanting to receive support to look for work during this challenging time. The projects are still receiving referrals through email and phone calls. Details of all of our projects, contact details and referral forms can be found on Access Southampton We remain person centred in our approach as much as possible, and are striving to deliver a high level of support to those referring and accessing the service we are delivering. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact us. Please stay safe. Hope to see you all soon, when it is safe to do so and we return to business as usual. Coronavirus, Information & Signposting Access Southampton Southampton City Council’s free and impartial careers, training and employment information website Southampton Young Adults Employment Hub: access-southampton.co.uk/young- adults-employment-hub Events & Opportunities calendar showcasing courses, training and careers events across the city: access-southampton.co.uk/events-opportunities Information about college, apprenticeships and employment options for young people leaving school: access-southampton.co.uk/leaving-school Links to Employment Support services in Southampton: access- southampton.co.uk/help-finding-work Information about Adult Learning in the city: access-southampton.co.uk/adult- learning Further information and support relating to employment, education and training: access-southampton.co.uk/support Latest Job Vacancies Indeed Job Vacancies Vacancy Company Location Southampton • Temporarily Site Coordinator - Covid Clinic Morgan Jones remote Operations Supervisor - Port (Shifts) Associated British Ports Southampton SO15 Cleaner (part-time) Equity Cleaning Services Ltd Southampton SO15 0LD Sales Assistant Poundland Ltd Southampton SO14 7DQ Bar Staff Tenpin Southampton SO15 0SD Commercial Insurance Administrator Powering Davies Resourcing Southampton Airside (Ramp Services) Agent Swissport International Ltd Southampton Multiskilled Operative - Mobile Test Unit Sodexo Southampton Office Junior/Administrator Enthuse Care Southampton SO17 1RL Doubletree by Hilton Room Attendant Southampton Southampton Factory Worker Mitchell’s Worktops Southampton SO15 0LD Fraud Investigator Starling Bank Southampton Car Park Attendant NCP Car Parks Limited Southampton SO14 7EG Southampton University Day Nursery Apprentice (Level 2 or Level 3) Southampton SO17 1BJ Nursery Crew Member McDonald’s Southampton SO15 1QB Machine Assistant and Packer Polystar Plastics Ltd Southampton SO14 5QT Bella Italia Southampton Server/Waiter/Waitress Southampton SO14 1JX Hanover HWB Team Member Hollywood Bowl Group Southampton Waiting Staff Bill’s – Southampton Southampton SO15 1DE Construction Operative Balfour Beatty Southampton Call Centre Operator West Quay Cars Ltd Southampton SO14 Trainee Locksmith - Automotive Soter Professional Services Southampton Cleaner - Maternity Cover St Elizabeth Rest Home Southampton SO19 9ER Find more vacancies at www.indeed.co.uk Latest Job Vacancies Find a Job Vacancies Cleaner Care Assistant - Social Care City Facilities Management UK - Southampton, Apex Prime Care - Southampton, Hampshire SO14 7EG £11.45 to £12 per hour Competitive Shift Manager - Southampton Security Guard Pizza Hut - SO15 1QF Dynamic Security Solutions Ltd - Southampton, £10.20 to £10.20 per hour Hampshire Retail- Supervisor Nursery Nurse Bestway Retail - SO14 1LL Eyears - Southampton, SO17 £8.91+ Register your interest here for roles at COVID- Van Driver Nights 19 Test Centres - Southampton The Best Connection Group Limited - SO143HG Sodexo Ltd - Southampton, SO14 0SJ £10.50 per hour £9.50 to £18.00 per hour Care Assistant (Days & Nights) Personal Support Assistant Bupa Care Services - Southampton, Hampshire, Independent Lives - Southampton, Hampshire SO15 2HA £10 to £11 per hour £9.10 to £9.67 per hour Support Coordinator Maintenance Operative Home Group Limited - Southampton (Hazel Bupa Care Services - Southampton, Hampshire, Road), SO19 7GA SO15 2HA £19,300 to £24,300 per year £11.59 per hour Fixed-Term Event Vehicle Transporter Driver Heavy Vehicle Technician - Southampton Valeter - Southampton Workshop (SO40 4BX) Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Southampton, SO151QJ Royal Mail - Southampton, SO40 4BX Security Officer Trainee Foundry Operative OCS Group (UK) Ltd - Southampton, Hampshire, City Centre Recruitment - SO15 SO17 1EY £9.5 per hour £9.02 to £10.02 per hour Activities Co-ordinator Cleaner MHA - Southampton, Hampshire, SO15 5WE Randstad CPE - Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 £9.63 per hour 4XE £8.91 per hour Cleaner Admin Officer Randstad CPE - Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 Brook Street - Southampton, Hampshire, SO17 9QX 1EY £8.91 per hour £9.06 to £10.32 per hour Payroll Clerk - Process Assistant Team Member - Reception/44010590 Brook Street - Southampton, Hampshire, SO14 Whitbread - Southampton, Hampshire, SO16 2AQ £9.5 per hour View more vacancies at findajob.dwp.gov.uk Latest Job Vacancies Job Vacancies advertised on Social Media Follow @sotoncareers and @JCPinHants_IOW on Twitter for vacancies and advice in Southampton Retail & Customer Service Supermarkets Many well-known shops and supermarkets have their own dedicated careers pages. Here are the links to these pages: www.Tesco-careers.com/search-and-apply Sainsburys.jobs/search-apply www.jlpjobs.com/Waitrose-and-partners www.Asda.jobs jobs.Coop.co.uk www.Morrisons.jobs www.Aldirecruitment.co.uk careers.Lidl.co.uk jobs.Iceland.co.uk Retail & Customer Service Feed the Nation PeoplePlus and Staffline have launched a new nationwide worker transition service as part of the campaign to Feed the Nation during the Covid-19 crisis. We are working together to move people who have been made redundant, are ‘at risk’ or in the gig economy into the ‘essential services’ industries. Many industries like travel and retail have been savagely hit by Covid-19. At the same time many industries associated with food production, food supply, supermarkets and delivery services are crying out for thousands of additional workers. It’s these food and produce sectors which the government has now categorised as ‘essential services’ – because without them we will see more of the alarming pictures we’ve all become used to on our TV screens and social feeds, of empty supermarket shelves and massive queues for food and basic supplies. Working with our sister company, Staffline Recruitment and our combined partner community – many of the UK’s leading supermarket retailers and food supply-chain operators – we have created a nationwide ‘transition service’ for workers who have been made redundant or ‘at risk’ or are on zero hours contracts or in the gig economy to enable as many of them as possible to transition into jobs in these new ‘essential’ services on a direct-to-interview or training-to-interview basis at our new website: www.feedthenation.co.uk For those who need further training to move into a different industry there are options of a two-day ‘transition course’ or longer course of a week to two weeks, if they have been out of work for longer. Now more than ever, we need to support workers into different sectors and equip them with the skills necessary to support their country. Our training also involves personal wellbeing and financial coaching, helping people at the most vulnerable points in their lives so that we support their mental wellbeing and help them into new jobs as quickly as possible. If you are an employer, or an individual who wants to know more, please visit www.feedthenation.co.uk Retail & Customer Service Deliver to the Nation We are helping to recruit and train a temporary workforce to #DeliverToTheNation As the UK’s biggest recruiter, we are supporting the delivery of our nation’s
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