Youth & Children Work vacancy at West Pilton

♦ Are you a dynamic, energetic and enthusiastic person with a passion for delivering high quality services for children and young people?

♦ Do you have the skills to build children & young people’s self esteem and self confidence?

♦ Can you assist children and young people to develop their abilities to manage personal and social relationships?

♦ Can you create/develop positive learning environments for children and young people to develop new skills?

♦ Are you able to build the capacity of children and young people to consider risk, make reasoned decisions, take responsibility for their actions and engage in democratic decision making processes?

Then see below …

Youth Worker Job Advert – After School Club (1)

Brock: John Lewis staff ‘deserve more for their loyalty than a P45’

Jobs blow as John Lewis Bonnington depot to close

Department store John Lewis is to close it’s Leith warehouse, with the loss of up to 78 jobs. The company plans to centralise distribution from it’s delivery hub in Glasgow, where 40 new jobs are to be created.

Commenting on the John Lewis proposals to close the Bonnington Road distribution depot, local MP Deidre Brock said: ““This is a deeply disappointing decision which has come as a bolt out the blue to staff at the Leith depot, many of whom have worked there for decades. They deserve more for their loyalty than a P45.

“The Leith depot is a busy hub and it seems daft to me to send trucks from Glasgow to deliver in Edinburgh when we’ve a perfectly good set-up here. I’ve asked John Lewis for more information on these proposals and stand ready to help where I can.”

The profits and benefits created by the company’s success are shared by all of John Lewis’ partners (i.e staff).

The John Lewis Partnership mission statement reads: ‘The John Lewis Partnership’s reputation is founded on the uniqueness of our ownership structure and our commercial success. Our purpose is ‘the happiness of all our members, through their worthwhile, satisfying employment in a successful business‘, with success measured on our ability to sustain and enhance our position both as an outstanding retailer and as a thriving example of employee ownership. With this in mind, our strategy is based on three interdependent objectives Partners, customers and profit.’

 

Job opportunity with Pilton Community Health Project

Childcare Development Manager

Full time @£27032 plus 6% employer contribution to pension scheme.  Fixed term contract for 6 months.

Deadline:  midday Monday 20th February

Pilton Community Health Project is looking for an enthusiastic and motivated childcare expert who is ready for the challenge of leading the development of our childcare services. 

The successful candidate will be dedicated to the provision of affordable, high quality childcare and understand the childcare business.  S/he will be an experienced childcare practitioner with strong business sense. 

For a job pack please call 0131 551 1671 or email admin@pchp.org.uk

Or download the job pack here http://pchp.org.uk/get-involved/job-opportunities-0

Completed application forms MUST reach us by midday on Monday 20th February to be considered.  Late applications will NOT be accepted.

Pilton Community Health Project is an equal opportunities employer.

Anita Aggarwal

Community Development Manager

PIlton Community Health Project

73 Boswall Parkway, Edinburgh, EH5 2PW

0131 551 1671

anitaaggarwal@pchp.org.uk

www.pchp.org.uk

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Thinking of a career change? Don’t dismiss an apprenticeship!

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