More than 350 people attended a flexible working recruitment fair in Harlow last week and organiser Karyn Slyfield was delighted with the way it went.
Harlow Council chairman Cllr Mike Garnett cut a ribbon during the opening ceremony at the Park Inn Hotel and chatted with stallholders afterwards.
He can be seen in our picture with members of the Butcher family from Ramsden Heath who were manning the Smallprint stall.
Mother-of-four Sue Butcher has been running the Smallprint business for several years but is now selling up. Her daughters joined her at the fair to tell people more about the fine silverware produced with the aim of capturing children's finger prints, hand or foot prints or even little messages.
Essex Jobcentre Plus was also one of the exhibitors and there were free start-up business seminars and free workshops to help visitors brush up on their CVs.
Fair organiser Karyn Slyfield of Working Jobs from Home said the feedback from stallholders and visitors was great and she was pleased to have been able to bring together people looking for work and those offering it.A variety of flexible work opportunities can be found all year round on Karyn's website at www.workingjobsfromhome.co.uk.
In the picture are Harlow Council chairman Cllr Mike Garnett with members of the Butcher family. They are, from the left, Hollie, Sue, Victoria Phelps, Jodie and Faye.
Source: www.workingjobsfromhome.co.uk/
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