Lead the Labour Market Directorate in transforming support services for economic growth, focusing on strategy development and policy implementation.
Ideal candidates will possess extensive experience in strategic policy development, excellent analytical skills, and personal drive to achieve objectives.
This full-time role is based in Leeds or London, offering a Civil Service Pension, flexible working patterns, and opportunities for job sharing.
Ensure the warehouse processes are followed for stock reception, storage, and dispatch while maintaining safety standards.
Ideal candidates will have experience as a FLT Driver and knowledge of warehouse operations, along with a safety-first attitude.
This permanent role involves 48 hours per week, with a combination of weekend shifts and one weekday shift, requiring personal transport for commuting.
As a Roadside Technician, you'll deliver mechanical roadside repairs, diagnostics, and breakdown support with a focus on excellent member service.
The ideal candidate possesses a Level 2 light vehicle maintenance qualification, customer service skills, and a UK driving licence.
This full-time position averages 40 hours weekly, based in York, with the convenience of starting and finishing at home plus optional overtime opportunities.
Key duties include managing warehouse processes, ensuring safe storage and despatch of products, and maintaining efficiency in supply to production departments.
The ideal candidate should have experience in warehouse operations, attention to detail, and a commitment to health and safety practices.
This role offers a permanent contract with 48-hour workweeks, Monday to Thursday, in Thirsk, with a competitive salary and own transport required.
Join a supportive multidisciplinary team to provide specialist assessment and interventions for children/young people with learning disabilities and their families.
Ideal candidates should have a passion for advocacy, effective communication skills, and relevant nursing qualifications in learning disabilities.
The role is based in Leeds with full-time hours, offering robust supervision and opportunities to develop specialist knowledge and skill sets within a friendly environment.
The role involves coordinating a government-supported project in schools to combat gender-based violence through effective data collection with pupils.
The ideal candidate should possess strong skills in research methodologies, relationship building with schools, and a commitment to social justice.
This full-time position is based at the University of York, working directly with local communities and offers opportunities for collaboration with expert researchers.