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Jobs for local people at the council’s job shops

Residents of Barking and Dagenham are able to apply for a range of jobs including care work, nursery vacancies, apprenticeships and graduate entry positions with the police and a host of other opportunities by contacting the council’s job shops.

Residents looking to sign up for work and training can still contact the council’s job shops. Although not open to the public as there are no face-to-face appointments, the service is still supporting local people via email, telephone or Skype.

The Metropolitan Police is currently looking to recruit 11,000 people into apprenticeship positions up until 2025 and the job shops are helping them to do this. This week’s vacancies include a Warehouse Picker/Packer in Ilford, a warehouse operative in South Ockendon, a Housekeeping Assistant in Dagenham; Driver support workers and night support workers. There are also a range of vacancies for carers, care assistants and a number of jobs at the council.

Cllr Sade Bright, Cabinet Member for Employment, Skills and Aspiration, said: “Despite the current pandemic and at a time when people are worried about their jobs, I am extremely pleased that our job shops are still open and providing a service to the borough’s residents.

“As a council, we are committed to helping as many of our residents access a range of training and employment opportunities so that they can unlock their potential and make the next career move. Getting in contact with our job shops is the very first step.”

Barking and Dagenham residents interested in registering with the service, will need to complete the online form and they will be contacted by a member of staff.

Alternatively, residents can contact the shops by telephone: Dagenham Job Shop – 02087248877; Barking Job Shop – 02087248870 and the Adult College Job Shop (Construction Team) – 02082272809.

For details of jobs available every week, residents can visit: https://www.lbbd.gov.uk/help-finding-work.

For more information about our Barking and Dagenham Working Together campaign, visit: www.lbbd.gov.uk/working-together