Waiting staff, Asenby, Thirsk, £5ph, 40hrs pw 5 days over 7 between 10.30am and midnight, experience preferred but not essential as training given, own transport required, accommodation available. Ref: NAL 1165.
Retail security officer, Northallerton, £6ph, 48hrs pw, must be 21 plus, good customer service skills essential. Ref: NAL 1164.
Service receptionist/administrator, Northallerton, £250pw dep on exp, 39hrs pw Mon-Fri, experience working in vehicle service reception area an advantage, but training provided, must be PC literate. Ref: NAL 1170.
Technical support administrator, Northallerton, 37.5hrs pw Mon-Fri day shift, must be accurate and numerate and be IT literate, full driving licence an advantage. Ref: NA: 1169.
Secretary, Northallerton, 16hrs pw Thurs-Fri 8.30am to 5pm, must have at least RSA 1 typing qualification or equivalent. Ref: NAL 516.
Team member, Rainton, Thirsk, £5.10ph age 22 plus, 25hrs pw between 8am and 6pm 5 days out of 7, required for fast food outlet, good customer service skills essential, experience in similar role an advantage, own transport required due to location. Ref: NAL 1115.
Shift manager, Rainton, Thirsk, £12,000pa, 35hrs pw between 8am and 11pm 5 days out of 7, good customer service skills essential, supervisory experience ideally within fast foot environment an advantage but training given, own transport an advantage due to location. Ref: NAL 1112.
Bar staff, Topcliffe, Thirsk, £5ph, 12-18hrs pw 6pm to 12am, experience in similar role an advantage but not essential as training provided. Ref: NAL 1162.
Accounts assistant, Leeming Bar, £11,000 to £12,500pa, 40hrs pw 9am to 5pm Mon-Fri, two years experience in office environment ideal and specific to balance sheet reconciliation an advantage, GCSE Maths and English essential. Ref: NAL 1160.
Driver Class C+E/cleaner (HGV 1), Thirsk, £6ph, 39hrs pw 8.30am to 5.30pm Mon-Fri, must have C+E vehicle licence (HGV 1) and be 25 plus, must be flexible regarding working hours. Ref: NAL 994.
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