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Welsh Recruitment

Issue 23

Ch…ch…changes

Change has been in the air over the past month.

Gareth Jenkins has been sacked as head coach of Wales. And, the ‘special one’ himself, Jose Mourinho, parted company with Chelsea football club in a move that triggered a spate of people to start looking for a new job.

Indeed, during the week that followed Mourinho’s departure, Fish4Jobs saw a jump of 6% (11,000) in the number of people looking for a new job in what the job site termed the ‘Mourinho Effect’.

Admittedly, it is easier to quit your job when you have the safety of a £12m pay-out from your employer.
However, it does seem that more and more people are opting to look for a new job now rather than wait until the New Year.

In this week’s issue, we offer you even more job listings so that you can get in there early with your application. We also chat to a primary school teacher who has found that working on a temporary basis can offer a really varied experience. And if avoiding a humdrum job is what you really want, why not apply for one of our many call centre positions?

Try something new and interesting.

Paul, Editor

(Picture: Paul, Editor)


Contents

Jobs, 8
Internet Jobs, 19
(Picture: Man wearing a headset), 10
(Picture: A Woman), 6

6, WR Meets a Teacher

Alison Fennel is 41 and works as a supply teacher for 5-11-year old primary school children. She talks to Welsh Recruitment about what it takes to do the demanding yet colourful task of interacting with young children.


10, Call Centre Jobs

In this issue, find out about what it’s really like to work in a call centre from current employees of big organisations such as British Gas, TMobile, 118 188 and HSBC. If you want to work in a diverse environment with people from a mix of ages and backgrounds where no two days are the same, then read on.


23, Access All Areas

Blind in Business is a London-based charity that is making an impact on Wales.
Welsh Recruitment asks them to outline their objectives and describe what they can do for those thousands of people with sight impairments in the UK.


4, Recruitment news

Up-to-the-minute employment and recruitment news throughout South Wales.


8, Vacancies

Search and apply for jobs now using our concise index of appointments.


19, Find a job on the net

A selection of the best jobs around


20, Training and personal development

All you need to further your individual skills and make you instantly more employable.

Editor Paul MacKenzie-Cummins E editor@welshrecruitment.co.uk
Production & Business Development Mark Powney E mark@welshrecruitment.co.uk
Editorial & Production Natalie Harris E natalie@welshrecruitment.co.uk
Design Director Andrew Styles E andrew@welshrecruitment.co.uk
Distribution Manager James Watkins E james@welshrecruitment.co.uk
Printed by Wiltshire Printers
Distribution ALR
Special Thanks to Nick Smith, Alison Debono, Alison Fennell, Andy Flack

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