#LegalEngineer – #Manchester / Hybrid
50k + bonus, 35-hour work week and great benefits
This national business require a driven and self-motivated #Legal Engineer to join their growing team. The current team of Legal Engineers create and maintain digital tools, products and services that can improve legal processes, increase efficiency, and reduce costs for clients
https://t.co/3SWFiJMK3O
IT Trainer – Professional Services
#Wolverhampton, West Midlands
£40k + Excellent Benefits | Hybrid Working
We are recruiting for an experienced #ITTrainer to join a leading professional services organisation undergoing continued growth and digital transformation.
https://t.co/dHSlmsRFuK
2nd Line IT Engineer role in #Hull#Humberside
35k + Excellent benefits
This growing professional services business are seeking an experienced #ITEngineer to provide hands-on technical support and support IT project work. You will have a track record of providing #2ndline support for network, software, system and hardware issues, escalating where required.
https://t.co/FL52QI5IGM
Senior #NetSuite Consultant – #Birmingham / hybrid
90k + Great benefits
My client is a well-established and growing consultancy, who want to bring in a hands-on Senior NetSuite Consultant to take ownership of their implementation projects
https://t.co/yk25mi9DRi
#CROAnalyst (Conversion Rate Optimisation)
role in #Lytham St Annes, #Lancashire
up to 35k + Bonus, Profit Share, Pension, Life Assurance, 33 Days Holiday & More
We are working with a market-leading retailer who are looking to expand their growing #Digital & #eCommerce team.
https://t.co/ozT4eB9HoJ
Sad, but inevitable, to read that the company that owns Raleigh bikes has entered administration.
Formed in Nottingham in the 1880s the company was indirectly named after Sir Walter Raleigh, chain smoker & beheading victim.
Author Alan Sillitoe worked there for 4 years from the age of 14. His character Arthur Seaton was a worker there in the book & film Saturday Night, Sunday Morning.
Arthur’s immortal words - “Don’t let the bastards get you down” were borne from sweating over a lathe in the Raleigh factory.
For my generation the iconic Chopper bike was a revolution in the 1970s. Like the Johnny Seven gun our family finances didn’t stretch to one, but for a period they were everywhere.
We don’t seem to make anything now, except rods for our own backs.