Help is on the way for Wokingham jobseekers
Fedcap Employment is launching its new Restart programme to support Wokingham residents easing back into work post-pandemic.
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Green infrastructure investment vital for local jobs
INVESTING in green infrastructure could be vital for future employment, according to Green New Deal UK. The movement , which ...
Employment charity signs up to disability scheme
EMPLOYERS in Berkshire and beyond have committed to supporting the region’s disabled workers. New figures published by the Department for ...
Connect Reading: Bringing people together to benefit all
A Reading organisation - Connect Reading - has been cultivating local connections, in a bid to link businesses and charities ...
Wokingham apprentice urges young people to think outside the box
A Wokingham apprentice, at Redrow, is urging young people to consider switching to on-the-job training.
Using the cloud to tackle hospital waiting times
New Henley-based firm SmartCrowding is using tech to tackle hospital overcrowding.
Businesses warned over upcoming law change
Sue Dowling, from Blandy & Blandy in Reading, is encouraging businesses to swat up on employment law.
Reading-based med-tech firm wants to kickstart young people’s careers
Reading-based medical technology firm Occuity wants to help young people kickstart their careers.
LOCKDOWN BUSINESS: Keep networking to build for business success
Debra Harris, owner of Complete VA, has shared her tips and tricks for handling the coronavirus pandemic.
Wokingham firms see benefits in the new budget
Borough businesses have welcomed the government's spring budget, and said it will boost the local economy.
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