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Employers looking to ‘fire up’ apprentices who can earn while they learn
HOT on the heels of their students’ success in a national competition, the Chamber’s training department is looking for more young people who want to earn while they learn.
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Are You Ready for the New World of Trade?
The future of trade is upon us. When the UK leaves the EU, the way we trade will change and we'll need qualified people who can manage it.
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Hobson & Porter teams driving smart thanks to new fleet investment
Hobson & Porter’s site teams are moving around the region in style, thanks to an investment of more than £400,000 in a new vehicle fleet.
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Private landlords advised to ‘protect themselves’
PRIVATE landlords are advised to ensure that tenancy agreements are up-to-date and comprehensive, ahead of any planned Government changes that would put a stop to Section 21 notice evictions, commonly referred to as ‘no-fault’ notices.
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Digital transformation: Why collaboration, and new technology, will revolutionise the sales lead industry
The construction industry, by its very nature of site-based working and fluidity, has historically lagged behind other industries when embracing new technology.
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Charitable trust supports people in need, from widows to welders
A charity which was formed nearly 300 years ago to teach skills including sewing, knitting and even spinning is now funding young men and women as they embark on careers in engineering.
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Award-recognition for mental health providers
A mental health service provider is being recognised locally, nationally, and internationally as it makes the finals in three prestigious award ceremonies.
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Gin-spirational event backs campaign to bring the Viola home
A steam trawler which sailed from Hull more than 100 years ago was the toast of an event aimed at raising funds and awareness in an attempt to bring her back to the city.
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Ongo improving English levels at Scunthorpe factory
Ongo’s Next Level Team is helping to improve communication at Scunthorpe’s New Century Foods factory with weekly English classes.
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The Marketplace launches Lead Follow Up Service
Finding new customers is crucial to the growth and success of your business but finding them, and more importantly following them up, can be too time-consuming and is often carried out without any real purpose.
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Green light for £22m Fruit Market investment, including new Arco offices
Planning permission has been granted for the next major phase of development in Hull’s rejuvenated Fruit Market, including a new head office for Arco, one of the city’s leading companies.
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New website launched for Hull Trains to further enhance customer experience
Hull Trains has launched a brand-new website - to make it easier for passengers to find out key information and help them keep up to date in real time of any disruptions.
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Yorkshire tech start-ups rise by 9 per cent in 2018
The number of new tech companies being set up in Yorkshire and the Humber rose by 9 per cent in 2018 according to new analysis by RSM
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Herby’s heads to new home 35 years after opening first independent deli
A former docker who opened Hull’s first independent delicatessen 35 years ago has overseen the launch of the latest chapter for the business with a move to a new site in Hull city centre.
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UK businesses called upon to help turn around the nation’s numeracy skills
KPMG and National Numeracy are calling on the UK business community to take action ahead of National Numeracy Day, which falls on the 15th May this year.
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