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Flexible work recruitment fair comes to Manchester

Flexible work recruitment fair comes to Manchester

Plans are being made for flexible work recruitment fair to be held in Manchester in May.

Local employers offering part-time work, businesses sharing opportunities for self-employment, franchisors, training companies, colleges, professional business advisors and networking groups will be represented at the event.

The fair will be held in the heart of the city at the Renaissance Manchester City Hotel, Blackfriars Street, on Saturday, May 19, from 10.30am to 4pm.

Following successful shows in Sussex and Essex organiser Karyn Slyfield, director of Working Jobs from Home, aims to bring under one roof people offering job opportunities or advice and those seeking flexible work or hoping to start their own businesses.

Karyn’s website at www.workingjobsfromhome.co.uk attracts about 2000 visitors a day who are interested in ideas for flexible working but she is keen to bring job seekers and providers together at the fair.

 “This is an opportunity for them to meet face to face and learn more about each other in an informal and friendly atmosphere.

“The fair could appeal particularly to stay at home parents, students, graduates, people wanting to supplement their pensions, those facing redundancy and others looking to boost their income or start their own business.”

Karyn said: “ There is a real interest in this show, as we can see that from visitors already pre-registering to attend. There will be exciting free CV workshops and Start up biz seminars sessions, running throughout the day”

Entry to the fair will be free. About 30 flexible work employers are attending and there will be free seminars and workshops too. Goodie bags will be available for the first 150 job seekers to arrive at the event.

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For more information about this press release please contact Cathy Watson on 01825 760102 email cathy@cathywatsonassociates.com.

For more information about the Working Jobs from Home Recruitment Fair To book a stand or sponsor us, please contact Karyn Slyfield on 07984 593812 or by email at karyn@workingjobsfromhome.co.uk.

350 attend Harlow Recruitment Fair!

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/

Harlow MP Robert Halfon welcomes Working Jobs from Home Recruitment Fair

PRESS RELEASE - 7th February 2012

MP Robert Halfon has joined Jobcentre Plus in welcoming plans for a recruitment fair in Harlow next month and support has come too from the local council with chairman Mike Garnett agreeing to open it.

The event is being organised by Karyn Slyfield of Working Jobs from Home, who aims to bring under one roof people offering job opportunities or advice and those seeking flexible work or hoping to start their own businesses.

Jobseekers will be able to brush up their CVs at workshops run by NextStep and start-up business seminars will run throughout the day.

The fair will be held at the Park Inn Hotel on Thursday, March 1, from 10.30am to 4pm.

Harlow MP Robert Halfon said: "Harlow is an entrepreneurial town. But in these difficult times, people need help with spotting job opportunities. We need fairs like this, to help bring jobs back to Harlow and to get our economy moving.

"This flexible working fair will be great for people who are looking for extra income, making a new start, or even hoping to build their own business. I hope that local parents, people wanting to supplement their pensions, and those facing redundancy will all come along, and get something positive out of it.

"Only a few months ago, I organised an Apprentice Fair with Harlow College - aimed at helping young people. I'm delighted that Karyn has built on this and is helping to bring opportunities to Harlow."

Essex Jobcentre Plus will be one of the exhibitors at the fair and their relationship manager Liz Hand said: “We are working with employers and local organisations to help people take up the hundreds of jobs available across Harlow.

 “Flexible working is a great way to get experience and work around family commitments and this fair will give everyone the chance to find out more about the opportunities available, including London 2012 Games-time jobs and vacancies at Stansted Airport.

 “Jobseekers who want to start their own business can also find out more about the support available through the New Enterprise Allowance.”

Other exhibitors include Rachael Ward, who has given up a corporate career to build a business with jewellery company Stella and Dot, and Phil Speed and Sally Hurst who are gradually giving more time to their growing Kleeneze business.

Ace Driving School will be there too, with jobs on offer, and so will Smallprint, makers of handcrafted silver jewellery keepsakes such as tiny fingerprints, who are looking for franchisees.

Care by Us, Neals Yard, Avon and Sunbeam Fostering Agency will also be offering jobs on the day.

Organiser Karyn said she was very grateful to everybody in Harlow who has helped her prepare for the fair.

She added: “The support has been tremendous: from MP Robert Halfon’s words of encouragement to help from Liz Hand at Jobcentre Plus in publicising the fair. I am particularly grateful to the chairman of Harlow Council, Cllr Mike Garnett, who has agreed to open the event.”

Karyn said a few stands were still available. For more information about the show contact her on 07984593812 or email info@workingjobsfromhome.co.uk, www.workingjobsfromhome.co.uk.

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For more information about this press release please contact Cathy Watson on 01825 760102 email cathy@cathywatsonassociates.com.

For more information about the Working Jobs from Home Recruitment Fair please contact Karyn Slyfield on 07984 593812 or by email at karyn@workingjobsfromhome.co.uk.