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Mixed news on future of store jobs

EIGHT people have lost their jobs at a Peterlee clothing store – while staff at a sister store in Hartlepool have been told their posts are secure.

£126m Youth Contract scheme ‘not enough’

A COMMUNITY organisation says a multi-million-pound scheme to help young people into work has “narrow scope”.

Job search tougher than ever for Michael

THE jobless totals make for an even more depressing picture for unemployed Michael Driver.

Opportunities are online at Mail site

A HOST of employment opportunities await jobseekers on an online careers site.

Unemployment figures soar again

JOBLESS figures have rocketed for a second month in Hartlepool and east Durham.

Mail campaign makes national news

THE Hartlepool Mail’s Work in Progress campaign made national TV when Hartlepool man Michael Driver’s unemployment plight was broadcast earlier today.

Housing group lays jobs foundations

A HOUSING group is hoping to build careers by signing up to an apprenticeship scheme.

Apprentice event a fair success

MORE than 300 people turned up to improve their employability chances at an apprenticeship fair.

Recruitment agency on board

RECRUITMENT agency bosses have issued words of wisdom to jobseekers featured in a Hartlepool Mail campaign to get people into work.

Apprenticeship is a dream come true for Sarah

SARAH Elsdon has found her dream job.

A chain with the right formula

A PHARMACY chain has opened a new branch in Seaton Carew.

Finding out about apprenticeships

YOUNG people have the chance to learn more about their futures at an event to mark National Apprenticeship Week.

Bid to reduce youth jobless figures

COUNCIL bosses are teaming up with a national Government agency in a push to create more apprenticeship opportunities to combat unemployment among young people.

Life after redundancy despite ‘lack of help’

A FORMER Garlands call centre worker has proved there is life after redundancy by setting up her own business despite a “lack of help”.

Growth beckons for energy firm

AN energy firm based at Hub Two is planning to grow.

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