Coventry Telegraph

Jobcentre highlights opportunit­ies in city

- By ENDA MULLEN

COVENTRY Jobcentre is working with a number of companies and organisati­ons in the city and further afield to fill a host of jobs that are currently up for grabs.

The majority of the roles - more than 40 in total - are with Amazon.

The online retailer has warehouse operative roles up for grabs at its centres in Coventry, Rugby and Daventry.

Coventry Jobcentre has also highlighte­d opportunit­ies available with Aldi, Tesco, Coventry City Council and the NHS.

There are almost 100 vacancies in total that are currently available.

Aldi is currently looking to recruit seven store assistants, while Coventry City Council is hiring for three administra­tive roles in Coventry schools.

Tesco has a number of team member roles available, while the NHS locally is looking for four administra­tive assistants.

In addition there are driver and ‘post people’ vacancies at Royal Mail, warehouse operative roles available at a number of companies and opportunit­ies in the catering and hospitalit­y sector.

The biggest single recruit

ment drive Coventry Jobcentre is involved with at present is for Amazon.

The roles are with partner PMP Recruitmen­t.

The Amazon roles pay £9.50 per hour for daytime shifts. An additional £1.71 per hour is offered for night-time shifts.

Overtime is paid at between £14.25 and £19 per hour.

In terms of shifts there’s a range of day, night, part-time, full-time and weekend working.

Shifts vary by location and are subject to availabili­ty.

Anyone interested in any of them should contact the relevant companies or organisati­ons with most of the vacancies advertised online.

Applicatio­ns for Aldi and Tesco roles can be made via the recruitmen­t sections on both supermarke­ts’ websites.

Help is available for Universal Credit claimants in applying for jobs.

A spokesman for Coventry Jobcentre said: “The vacancies can predominan­tly be applied for online, but if claimants need advice or support they can contact their work coach via their journal, whether that’s for help with building a new CV, practical advice on applying for a job or preparing for an interview.”

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The Amazon receive centre in Coventry

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