On Tuesday, September 6, Liverpool ONE will be staging its annual recruitment day to help local people find work in retail and hospitality.
Stores, bars and restaurants across the retail park will be offering over 400 vacancies across varied levels, from store managers to sales assistants.
Those looking to secure a new role will also have the chance to take part in an interview coaching workshop hosted by the experts in Liverpool ONE’s HR team. Printing services for CVs will also be offered at the Information Centre on Wall Street.
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Among the brands taking part are JD, who are offering 200 positions, John Lewis & Partners with 100 vacancies, Tessuti’s brand new flagship store offering 50 roles, Guess, Bierkeller, MAC and many others, with a mixture of full and part-time roles available.
The recruitment scheme aims to encourage people to consider a career in both retail and hospitality and to explore opportunities for development within the fields.
Donna Howitt, Place Strategy Director at Liverpool ONE, said: “We’re looking forward to welcoming local people of all ages and backgrounds as we host our second recruitment drive following the success of last year’s event.
“We know there’s lots of untapped talent across the Liverpool City Region, with students coming into the city and looking for a part-time role, to more mature candidates looking for a change or a new opportunity.
“The opportunity to develop an exciting career in retail and hospitality are here and we’re really keen to talk to local people who are looking for roles at all levels. Visitors can work with our HR team on the day to perfect their interview technique and make sure they have the best chance at securing the job they want.”
Donna added: “With Christmas just around the corner, it’s more important than ever to attract – and retain – local talent and help them to hone their skills. There’s more than 3,500 people already working across Liverpool ONE and we’re looking forward to increasing this number in the coming months and helping to build long-lasting careers.”
Anyone considering vacancies on the day is invited to pop into stores across Liverpool ONE who display signage indicating they are hiring.
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