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York foundation helps former software engineer retrain as a blacksmith
11:42am Wednesday 1st July 2009
FORMER software engineer Neal Armstrong is forging a new career away from the keyboard – as a blacksmith.
Have your say »Jobs to be shed at University of York
10:01am Monday 29th June 2009
THE University of York is planning to shed jobs in the wake of growing financial pressures.
City of York Council set to axe 350 jobs
9:00am Saturday 27th June 2009
MORE than £15 million of savings are to be made at City of York Council, leading to job cuts, spending cuts and a shake-up of vital services.
Jobs go in Selby town centre
7:53am Saturday 27th June 2009
MORE jobs are to be lost in Selby with the closure of two town-centre businesses.
Jobless total falls in North Yorkshire
10:33am Wednesday 17th June 2009
Updated: A FALL in the number of people receiving Jobseekers Allowance across North Yorkshire could be the injection of confidence the region needs to fight back against the ravages of the recession.
Open evening for York Helpers
6:10am Wednesday 17th June 2009
York Helpers are holding an open evening for anyone interested in a career as a home care worker.
Fish and chip restaurant in Borogate, Helmsley to create 20 jobs
8:40am Tuesday 16th June 2009
TWENTY jobs are set to be created in a Ryedale town with the opening of a fish and chip restaurant and takeaway next month.
Five jobs to go when the York branch of Cheltenham & Gloucester shuts its doors
8:15am Wednesday 10th June 2009
A BUSINESS in the heart of York is to close with the loss of five jobs and the possibility of an empty shop front in the city’s main thoroughfare.
Reprieve for 38 Discover Leisure caravan workers
11:41am Monday 1st June 2009
THIRTY-EIGHT people in North Yorkshire working for Discover Leisure, the recession-hit caravan retailers, are celebrating escaping the axe.
New jobs hope at Ryedale engineering firm Micro Metalsmiths
10:30am Wednesday 27th May 2009
NEW jobs are expected to be created at a Ryedale engineering company after it officially launched a £500,000 advanced, high-efficiency machining facility.
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