The Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership (LMP) has been established as part of the Department for Communities’ (DfC) Employability NI programme, which aims to design, procure and implement a fresh suite of employability initiatives to support people into meaningful employment. With an ambitious action plan now agreed and funding confirmed by both the DfC and
The second oldest animal welfare charity in the world, The Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animal (USPCA) has recently welcomed Nora Smith as its new Chief Executive. Formed in 1836, the charity plays a critical role in the prevention of cruelty to animals, the relief of suffering in animals and the advancement
Thinking of a career change but crave that ‘work-life’ balance? Mount Charles Group are currently recruiting with Armagh Jobs across County Tyrone and have five progressive job opportunities which all boast either ‘no weekend work’ or an element of shift flexibility. The Mount Charles Group is a family-owned company servicing clients across the island of
January, being the first month in a new calendar year, is always a wonderful time to make a change. Why not take the leap and make a career change? Armagh Jobs have a whole host of vacancies on offer, across a variety of sectors, taking the challenge out of finding available roles in your local
A former student of South West College has spoken of his journey from recruitment agency to Ryanair as he excels in new role as Cabin Crew for the airline. Matas Jautakis – formerly based in Dungannon and now living in Dublin – studied Level 2 and Level 3 Business Administration at South West College’s Dungannon
Re-Gen Waste is a vibrant growing business and they are keen to engage and retain the best individuals for a wide range of diverse roles. Re-Gen Waste value the contribution made by all their staff in an environment where teamwork is essential for success. If you would like to build a career with Re-Gen Waste
Leanne McNeill is a lady of many talents. From concept to creation of her delicious home-bakes to her instrumental inclination, but perhaps most of all, in her ability to take inspiration from all around her. Since age sixteen, she has been at the centre of a bustling household providing hearty meals to hardworking farmhands and
New Year, New Career? The Mid Ulster Labour Market Partnership is providing a range of Sectoral Employability Academies to help those seeking employment and improve economic activity in the region. The fully-funded academies are open to residents of Mid Ulster District Council who are unemployed, working 16 hours/week or less or at risk of redundancy.
With a four-year apprenticeship in joinery and a previous work history in telesales, some might say the move into car part sales was a bit left field for Kevin Gallagher. Now six years on, Kevin is a driving force behind parts advice and customer satisfaction for Traynors’ auto-breakers, Moy. Kevin attributes his experience in telesales
A digital robot has minimised administrative time and costs for a Northern Ireland company bringing goods from Great Britain. Re-Gen Waste in Newry moves between 100,000-150,000 of tonnes of recycling materials from England, Scotland and Wales each year. The Northern Ireland Protocol requires additional administration time and resources for the company and had the potential
