Labelgraphics brings 20 jobs to Clydebank
Labelgraphics is set to move from the old Singer manufacturing site to Clydebank Business Park, creating 20 jobs. The new site is 4 acres in size and located ½ a mile from the previous site. Labelgraphics client base includes Jonnie Walker, Chivas Regal and Jacob’s Creek.
Golden Charter create 100 new jobs in Milngavie
Golden Charter is the UK’s biggest independent funeral business and it has recently reinvented itself as a direct seller of funeral plans and end of life products. This has led to the creation of 100 jobs at its call centre in Milngavie.
Jet2.com to create 50 new jobs in Glasgow
Jet2.com has announced that they will be creating 50 jobs at Glasgow Airport after a very successful 1st year at the airport. They will be adding a 3rd jet to the Glasgow fleet and the new staff will include pilots, cabin crew and ground staff.
Search needs 1000 staff for Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
Search Consultancy has been appointed the official recruitment partner for the 2012 commonwealth games in Glasgow. They have announced a programme to fill 1,044 job vacancies. Expect a variety of different roles and these are said to be advertised on s1jobs.com
Morrison’s store will bring 280 jobs to Glasgow
Supermarket giants Morrison’s are set to create 280 jobs in Glasgow’s East End with the creating of a 50,000sq ft supermarket in a site in the Gallowgate, not far from the Barras Market. The site has been derelict from over 10 years and local councillors are very happy that the supermarket has helped the regeneration of the area.
Tesco to create 350 jobs in East End of Glasgow
Tesco will be creating a new superstore at the Forge Retail Park in Glasgow, taking over the Big W Woolworths store that has been empty for nearly 3 years. The store will contain a cafe, opticians, clothing, dry cleaners, mobile phone shops and Tesco Catalogue area. Work has already started on the site and it’s said it will be open for Christmas 2012.
Santander create 150 call centre jobs in Glasgow
Banking conglomerate Santander has moved its operations back to the UK from India. The Spanish firm said that it was customer pressure regarding complaints about poor service that promoted them to make the u-turn.
