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The jobs shown in our sample section are to help candidates explore what kinds of employment can be found in different areas of the country. They are a snapshot of employment opportunities that have been in your area. You can always click through to the current vacancies, but in planning your next career, we hope these records will be useful in your job hunting. These were real jobs that we displayed on our pages and have since been filled by a candidate. The UK employment rate for those between 16 to 64 for the 3 months to February 2011 was 70.7 per cent. The number of people employed aged sixteen or over increased by approximately 143,000 on the quarter and by 390,000 on the year to reach a total of just under 30 million. The number of UK employed is 331,000 lower than the peak of 29.56 million recorded for the 3 months to May 2008 which was just before the recession. The quarterly increase was driven by full time employment which rose by 140,000 on the quarter to attain 21.30 million. The number of men in full time work increased by 95,000 to achieve 13.65 million and the number of women in full time work rose by 45,000 to 7.65 million. The unemployment rate for the 3 months to February 2011 was 7.8 per cent of the active population. The total of unemployed people dropped by 17,000 over the quarter to 2.48 million. The number of unemployed men reduced by 31,000 on the quarter to 1.45 million but the number of unemployed women went up by 14,000 to 1.03 million. The number of people not employed for up to 12 months fell by nearly 30,000 to 1.63 million but the number of people not employed for more than twelve months went up by 11,000 to 847,000. ( Source: www.statistics.gov.uk ) The main categories of recruitment that we covered in the UK over the last 5 years has been Education, Engineering, Graduate, Telecoms, Manufacturing, Sales and Secretarial jobs. |
Choose one of the job locations listed above. You will then be able to choose a job sector within that region of the UK. Amber Jobs covers all of the UK and all career sectors. Our vacancies are sourced from recruitment agents nationwide, online Jobsboards and direct from employers. We cover employment in all of the UK, including Manchester, Birmingham and London. Find a new career or job by exploring the vacancies we have had in the past. Although these may have expired, there are links to the latest jobs posted by employers and recruiters across the UK, from Yorkshire to Scotland, Bristol to Portsmouth. Amber Jobs collects jobs from employers and recruitment agencies, allowing you to job search in one place. You can view the vacancy descriptions and choose to apply. Have a CV ready for uploading as this is often a requirement with any application. There should be details of salary and benefits as well as the location of the job and a brief description of the responsibilities and duties. Some of the categories are quite broad but if you click through you will find sub divisions for that employment category. For instance, the Sales section then focuses into Field Sales, Account manager or Telesales jobs along with other sub sections. Secretarial focuses into Admin, Part time or Receptionist jobs. Be sure to click the current jobs available at the top of each sample job page. |
We maintain an archive of recent jobs that have been advertised on Amber-Jobs. Jobseekers have found it helpful to research who has been hiring and employing workers in their sector and region. If you follow the paths to your location and sector, you will find a collection of recent vacancies and careers that were on offer. The latest and current jobs can be found by using the search facility.
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