This February, Liverpool Central Library is hosting a job fair, so if you are looking for employment or are not sure what your next steps should be, ensure those steps take you to Liverpool City Council’s Job Fair next week.
On Monday, 10 February, a whole host of employers will be at Central Library and they are ready to recruit right away.
The event, held in partnership between Liverpool in Work and INGEUS, is open from 10.30am-1.30pm and job seekers can drop in at any time to speak directly to recruiters.
Roles are available across several sectors including social care, Early Years, construction, hospitality and security.
Employers attending include:
- Sodexo – ACC Arena Liverpool
- Randstad- School roles
- Aramark- Roles for Bramley Moore Stadium
- Dovehaven Care
- Compass- Hospital roles
- Primeseal – Construction
- Liverpool City Council
- Honey Pot Nursery Group.
As well as employers there will also be support organisations attending including the National Careers Service who will be running CV writing workshops and the Business and IP Centre who will be offering advice on self-employment.
Young people who are looking to move into work for the first time can also speak to the Liverpool City Region Be More team who will be on hand giving guidance on apprenticeships.
Households into Work, Citizens Advice and the council’s benefits maximisation team will also be attending to advise on wider welfare issues.
Cllr Lila Bennett, Liverpool City Council’s Cabinet Member for Employment, Educational Attainment and Skills, said:
“This event is set to be a real one-stop shop for jobs and careers.
“There is a really impressive range of vacancies on offer and if you’re looking for work or want to change jobs you could well strike lucky next Monday!
“As always, there will be plenty of other organisations on hand to answer any questions you might have – whether it’s polishing your CV or starting to work for yourself.
“Wherever you might be on your job-seeking journey – I’d encourage you to get along to Central Library next week to have a friendly chat with all our experts.”
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