Jobs Morecambe
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We are excited to be working in partnership with the Eden Project & local partners to develop the Morecambe Bay Curriculum to meet future employment needs and to utilise our wonderful local landscape as a unique learning resource.
LMC is a respectful, welcoming safe space to work, learn and thrive with high expectations for all. Valued as a significant local employer, we work hard to provide a supportive, productive and fulfilling working environment for our staff. We are always looking for talented and innovative people to join us and, in addition to a friendly team culture, we offer a range of benefits including:
We have a wide range of Apprenticeship vacancies with local and regional employers, available to start now. The majority of vacancies are open to applicants over the age of 16; so it could be your first step in helping you to decide on your long-term career, or the ideal opporunity for you to upskill into a new role.
For a job application pack (various formats) phone email jo...@lmc.ac.uk. All posts are subject to a DBS Disclosure in line with our policy of safeguarding and promoting the welfare of learners. Benefits include defined benefits pension scheme, opportunities for continuing professional development and good staff support services.
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From time to time, we may be looking to boost our Jump Rush Team with full and part time jobs in Morecambe. We'll post any jobs on this page and also through our Facebook page. Make sure you stay up to date if you'd like to join our crew.
We are always looking for fun, vibrant and reliable court monitors to add to our team. If you are sensible, customer-focused and able to help others enjoy their time with us, please apply below for both full and part time jobs in Morecambe.
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Our proposals for Morecambe and Morgan will unlock significant economic benefits, both in terms of the jobs we will create and the supply chain opportunities that will be on offer for businesses across the UK.
We operate from three main hospital sites - Furness General Hospital in Barrow, the Royal Lancaster Infirmary and Westmorland General Hospital in Kendal and two centres - Queen Victoria Hospital in Morecambe and Ulverston Community Health Centre.
Furness General Hospital and the Royal Lancaster Infirmary have a range of 'General Hospital' services, with full Emergency Departments, Critical/Coronary Care units and Consultant led beds. Westmorland General Hospital provides a range of General Hospital services, together with a Primary Care Assessment Service (PCAS) and GP led inpatient beds, operated by Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
List jobs with University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust in Nursing and Midwifery, Medical and Dental, Allied Health Professions, Health Science Services, Support Services, Administrative Services, Volunteers, Apprenticeships, Personal Social Services or all sectors
The industries we will be highlighting are Hospitality & Food and Beverage, Entertainment and Arts, Health and Social Care, Transport, Professional Services and Trades. With the forthcoming Eden Project Morecambe and all the extra investment it will bring, Morecambe and the local area needs as many skilled and non-skilled jobs it can get. Lancaster and Morecambe College is already working with Eden and EDF Energy to provide skilled employees for the future. Lancaster University is one of the top educational institutions in the country and provides many professional and STEM graduates.
If you're looking for delivery and courier jobs in Morecambe, instead give Uber a try and be your own boss. Earn while delivering when you want, on the platform with one of the largest networks of active merchants and eaters.
Delivering using the Uber app in Morecambe offers a flexible earning opportunity. It's a great alternative to full-time delivery jobs, part-time delivery jobs, or other part-time gigs, temp jobs or seasonal employment. Or maybe you're already a driver and want to supplement your income by becoming an independent courier using the Uber Eats platform. Independent couriers using Uber come from all backgrounds and industries, setting their own schedule to make work fit into their lives, not the other way around.
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You must meet certain requirements to deliver with Uber depending on where you choose to deliver. Uber Eats has more than 500,000 restaurant partners worldwide and the app is available in more than 6,000 cities. We welcome couriers from the delivery industry, such as bicycle and motorbike couriers. It's easy to get started.
Different delivery jobs in Morecambe offer different advantages. With some courier jobs, a person might be required to work certain hours on a rigid schedule and have previous delivery experience. With Uber Eats, no previous experience as a courier is required, and you can decide when you want to deliver, and for how long.
Once complete, the eco-visitor attraction is expected to attract 750,000 visitors each year and provide a huge boost to the local economy. As well as those employed directly by the Eden Project, it is forecast that an even bigger number of roles will be created in the vicinity as a direct result.
Progress on the creation of the site took a crucial step forward in January when the Government confirmed it would provide 50m through its Levelling Up Fund. The first signs of construction work were seen in March when soil samples were taken from near the Winter Gardens and former lido. Plans include dramatic shell-shaped domes to house exhibitions, educational and research resources, cafes and visitor attractions, along with outdoor areas for events such as music gigs.
Now, another crucial step has been taken as the first vacancy specifically linked to the Morecambe site has been listed by the Eden Project. The group is recruiting for a community engagement officer devoted to the new site. With a 25,500 salary and a 12 month fixed term, the chosen candidate will be tasked with delivering a "programme of successful community engagement and facilitated nature-led activities focussing (but not exclusively) on our marine and coastal environments."
When applying for planning permission, those behind the development said the Eden Project will create around 390 jobs, with a maximum of 285 on site at any one time. A large number of additional jobs are expected to be supported in the region, with Eden Project Morecambe providing an economic boost greater than the 50m government investment every year.
Earn more in your own time, working for the clients you choose. We have clients with Private Carer jobs available is a variety areas, from looking for elderly Private Carers, mental health Private Carers and youth Private Carers.
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