It's looking better on the jobs front for Carmarthenshire youngsters

Things are starting to look up for Carmarthenshire young people as they benefit from the economic recovery.
Jobs Growth Wales in partnership with Carmarthenshire’s Communities First team have created 16 jobs within Carmarthenshire this year alone and it doesn’t stop there.
There are currently three new full time vacancies available with a number of further new jobs due to be created in the coming months. These job opportunities are for 16-24 year olds living in the Carmarthenshire Communities First cluster areas who are not currently in employment, education or training.
• Yard/Counter Assistant – LBS Builders Merchants Ltd, Llanelli.
• 2 x Food Production Operator– Farm Fresh Ltd, Cross Hands.
Communities First Jobs Growth Wales Mentor, Hannah Evans, said:” Companies are seeking dynamic young people who can contribute positively to their business and workplace environment. We are committed in supporting young people transform their lives by assisting them into jobs and training.”
To be eligible to apply for one of these Communities First Jobs Growth Wales vacancies you must be living within the cluster postcode area.
For further information and vacancies email communitiesfirst@carmarthenshire.gov.uk or call 01554 784847.

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