(Retail) Supermarket creates jobs

A supermarket giant will create hundreds of jobs when it builds a new store in a Nottinghamshire town centre, it has been reported. Multi-million pound plans for the Tesco Extra store were given the go ahead from planning chiefs to build a store on the site of an old Kwik Save store in Bullwell's Main Street, according to Nottingham Evening Post.

(Engineering) High-tech firm to double work force

Scores of jobs could be created by a Welsh company that is making sensors to monitor energy use, it has been reported. Bangor firm DeepStream Technologies is set to double its workforce from 80 to 150 over the course of the next two years, according to BBC News.

(Leisure) Awards recognise importance of tourism industry

An awards ceremony has highlighted the role of tourism in the north-east. The North-East England Tourism Awards, held last night (October 21st) in Newcastle, celebrated an industry that employs over 60,000 people and brings in £3.

(Construction) Apprenticeships 'help prepare people for construction work'

Jobseekers in the UK may find an apprenticeship could lead to opportunities in the construction sector. Currently, there are approximately 240,000 apprentices in every employment sector in England – including construction, the Evening Gazette has said.

(Office & Admin) Torbay council praised for efforts to attract jobs

Torbay council has garnered praise for its efforts in attracting more jobs to the town's port.According to the South Devon Herald Express, the council is hoping to attract a new government bodythe Marine Management Organisation, to the area, which would create some 250 civil service jobs and a further 75 indirect positions.

(Construction) Green energy push 'could create jobs'

The green energy push in the UK could see a number of new jobs being created, it has been claimed. Climate minister Ed Miliband has stated that the government must remove bottlenecks holding up windfarm and renewable energy projects so that work can be created.