A recruitment company has revealed plans to create 15 new jobs after moving to a larger office space, a news report in the local business media was able to reveal.
The Birmingham branch of Hudson is relocating to a 4,000 sq ft office on Birmingham’s Edmund Street and will boost its workforce to 50 staff from 35 as a result.
More than 500 new jobs could be created in Nottingham following a trio of interesting deals between the local council and the several private firms, a recent news report on the matter was able to find.
The deals include an agreement with Chinook Sciences to develop 17-acres of council-owned land into a new energy park, in a move that could bring an additional 270 jobs to the city.
Representative of the National Union of Mineworkers, Chris Kitchen, said the news that a Warwickshire coal mine will close is “devastating” for the workers and their families.
Jobless figures say approximately 12,500 people are claiming job seekers allowance in Wolverhampton, so the news that 700 new jobs will be created locally is a welcome fillip.
An Oldbury CPS manager has appeared in court charged with a £1 million fraud. The alleged offence was read out at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court.
More than 1,000 Staffordshire police officers are to carry body cameras.
Hereford and Worcester and Shropshire fire service are considering plans to share their resources.
This week it was revealed Birmingham’s Social Services had 431 long-term sick employees last year.
Sport and fitness will play an active role in cutting the levels of unemployment in Burton. Particular focus will be on the young jobless, for whom the recession has had a disastrous effect.
South Derbyshire District Council has received an application for permission for a second toilet at the Milend Caravan Site, in Derby Road, Hilton. The request was granted to install another toilet despite the belief it could lead to more caravans.