Job Description:
Our client, a leading financial services firm in Edinburgh, is seeking a Procurement Specialist – Public Sector to join their team. In this role you will provide support and guidance across procurement and supplier management activities. Experience in public sector procurement and extensive stakeholder management experience is required.
Skills/Experience:
Proven experience of public sector procurement regulations, requirements and processes.
Experience using public procurement tools such as Public Contracts Scotland (PCS)
Strong grasp of contract and supplier relationship management principles.
Able to research and benchmark procurement approaches across the public sector to enhance internal practices.
Excellent communication skills, with the ability to build effective relationships across all functions.
Core Responsibilities:
Provide advice on procurement activities, ensuring compliance with public sector regulations, internal policies and best practice standards.
Support stakeholders throughout the procurement process, ensuring effective supplier engagement and compliance.
Manage contract lifecycle management activities
Develop and maintain procurement documentation, templates, and tools to promote consistent and compliant practice across the organisation.
Maintain accurate supplier records and support management reporting and data analysis to inform decision-making.
Core-Asset Consulting is an equal opportunities recruiter and we welcome applications from everyone irrespective of age, disability, gender, gender identity or expression, race, colour, ethnic or national origin, sexual orientation, religion or belief, marital/civil partner status or pregnancy.
Job reference: 16276
To apply for this vacancy applicants must be eligible to work in the UK in accordance with the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006.
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Head of Finance (2 Posts - Financial Planning & Technical) Working Pattern: Monday to Friday (Hybrid (minimum 1 day per week onsite) About Us Join us in shaping Ipswich's future. We are passionate about making a real difference for our residents, communities, and local economy. Our Corporate Strategy, Proud of Ipswich, sets out our ambition to champion our community and revitalise our town - and we are committed to turning that vision into reality. As part of our ambitious transformation programme, we are seeking two proactive, passionate, and positive Heads of Finance to provide strong financial leadership and expertise across the organisation. Reporting to the Assistant Director, Finance and working closely with the Director of Resources, you will lead our Financial Planning and Reporting or Technical Finance functions. These roles will also play a critical part in supporting the Council through Local Government Reorganisation (LGR), a once-in-a-generation change in how services are delivered across Suffolk. The Roles Head of Finance - Financial Planning and Reporting You will lead the Council's financial planning and reporting function, ensuring robust, strategic, and compliant financial management. Key responsibilities include: - Leading the development and delivery of the Medium Term Financial Plan (MTFP) and annual budget. - Acting as a principal financial advisor to Members, Committees, and senior leadership. - Overseeing budget monitoring and management reporting. - Line managing the Finance Manager and providing strategic direction to the team. - Driving improvements in financial systems and processes. - Identifying opportunities for income generation, efficiency, and cost reduction. Head of Finance - Technical You will lead the Council's technical finance function, ensuring strong governance, compliance, and financial resilience. Key responsibilities include: - Providing strategic leadership on statutory accounting, treasury management, taxation, and compliance. - Acting as a principal financial advisor to Members, Committees, and senior leadership. - Leading the closure of accounts and production of the Statement of Accounts. - Managing external audit relationships. - Line managing the Finance Manager and leading the Technical, Treasury, Insurance, Income, and Payments teams. - Driving innovation, risk management, and compliance improvements. - Maintaining up-to-date knowledge of relevant legislation and professional standards. About You You will be a qualified finance professional (CIPFA, ACCA, CIMA or equivalent) with: - Strong leadership and people management capability. - A proven track record in delivering high-quality financial services in complex organisations. - Excellent communication and influencing skills. - A proactive, collaborative, and solutions-focused approach. - High levels of organisation, adaptability, and resilience. Experience in local government or the wider public sector is highly desirable. Why Join Us? In addition to a competitive salary, we offer: - Career average pension scheme - Generous holiday and sick pay - Subsidised parking - Public transport discounts - Free swimming and gym membership - Cycle to Work scheme - Flexible and hybrid working - Employee Assistance Programme - Excellent learning and development opportunities You will also have the opportunity to work alongside committed colleagues in a supportive and forward-thinking environment. Section 151 Responsibility For the right candidate, the role may include designation as the Council's Deputy Section 151 Officer. Where applicable, an additional allowance of £5,000 per annum will be paid.....Read more...
Provide administrative support to various departments, including finance, data/information management and marketing.
Checking and processing of supplier invoices.
Completing basic data entry and data cleaning tasks.
Assist in the alignment of information across the company’s systems.
Support the preparation of internal and/or external distribution of weekly and monthly programme data.
Assist in the production of various reports that summarise the company’s sales activity, the status of projects and programmes, and the company’s activities.
Supporting with the addition and updating of online store product listings.
Training:
The Business Administration Level 3 Qualification is delivered 100% online.
Online learning will be delivered in 2 hour sessions.
A personal coach is allocated for the duration of the apprenticeship offering training, support and feedback.
Training Outcome:
Potential full-time role following successful completion.
Employer Description:Everything ICT operates a public sector framework agreement for the procurement of information and communication technology (ICT).
A framework agreement is an arrangement that a ‘contracting authority’ (e.g., a public sector buying organisation) makes with suppliers of goods, works or services. It sets the terms under which you can make purchases from suppliers.
Everything ICT was originally set up to support schools, Multi-Academy Trusts and Local Authorities supporting schools.Working Hours :Monday to Friday, between 9am to 5.30pm.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Prioritisation skills....Read more...
Account Director - Public RelationsExceptional Account Director opportunity with a leading finance and tech PR consultancyTake your PR career to the next level with this influential role at a prestigious Blackfriars-based communications agency specialising in corporate sector excellence. This established consultancy delivers award-winning campaigns for high-profile clients across finance, technology, and property, offering the perfect environment for senior professionals seeking genuine career growth and strategic impact.About the AgencyThis respected communications consultancy is renowned for its strategic thinking and creative execution in the corporate sector. Based in a premium Blackfriars location with exceptional facilities including a rooftop terrace and private gym, they represent exciting clients ranging from innovative ESG companies to elite sporting venues used by Manchester United and The Lionesses.The OpportunityAs Account Director, you will lead client relationships, oversee strategic communications delivery, and shape the growth of the agency. You’ll drive campaign excellence, mentor account teams, and influence business development initiatives while enjoying hybrid working flexibility and comprehensive career development support.Core ResponsibilitiesLead and manage high-profile client accounts, ensuring exceptional delivery and measurable outcomesDevelop and execute strategic PR campaigns across corporate communicationsMentor and guide account teams, fostering professional growth and campaign excellenceMaintain trusted relationships with senior client stakeholders and C-suite executivesOversee integrated campaign delivery across traditional media, digital channels, and stakeholder engagementProvide strategic recommendations and insights to inform client communications decisionsContribute to new business development and agency growth initiativesEssential RequirementsProven PR agency experience with strong client management and team leadershipDemonstrable track record of delivering corporate communications campaigns with measurable successExceptional strategic thinking, analytical skills, and creative problem-solvingStrong presentation and stakeholder management abilitiesExperience in finance, technology, or property sectors highly advantageousEntrepreneurial mindset with experience supporting business development initiativesMeticulous attention to detail and ability to operate at a senior client-facing levelWhat’s on OfferCompetitive salary £50,000–£60,000 with performance-related bonusesFlexible hybrid working – 3 days per week in the central London officePrivate BUPA health and dental coverage after probationProfessional development via PRCA membership and extensive training opportunitiesAdditional wellbeing day plus comprehensive support services through Peninsula HREarly Friday finishes on the final Friday of each monthRegular social events at premium London venuesNew business commission for successful client introductionsDiscretionary bonus scheme based on individual and company performanceShare option scheme available after one year for eligible team membersSustainability initiatives including environmental offset programmesCharity partnership support with dedicated time for fundraising activitiesWork EnvironmentThe agency’s contemporary central London headquarters includes a rooftop terrace, private gym, and recreational areas. Located near Blackfriars, Temple, and St Paul’s stations, the office offers excellent transport connectivity across the capital.Career DevelopmentWith the corporate communications sector expanding due to regulatory requirements, ESG considerations, and digital transformation, this role provides a unique opportunity to develop expertise in emerging areas and strengthen strategic leadership skills essential for senior consultancy positions.Work Permissions: You must have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Visa sponsorship is not available at this time.This outstanding Account Director opportunity is presented by The Opportunity Hub UK, connecting experienced communications professionals with career-defining roles in London’s premier agencies.....Read more...
An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Cashier to join a respected legal firm, offering a full range of legal services across corporate, property, private client, and public sector work.
As a Legal Cashier, you will be responsible for supporting the cashroom function and ensuring client and firm funds are managed accurately and in line with relevant regulations.
This role offers a competitive salary and benefits.
You will be responsible for:
? Managing financial transactions through the firm's systems efficiently and accurately
? Reconciling data across multiple platforms and ensuring records are precise
? Liaising with fee-earners and other colleagues regarding payments
? Processing payments using online banking systems
? Preparing audit evidence and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements
? Identifying, managing, and reporting financial risk
What we are looking for:
? Previously worked as a Legal Cashier, Accounts Assistant, Finance Assistant, Legal clerk, Accounts Administrator or in a similar role.
? Sound knowledge of legal accounts rules, including Law Society and SRA accounts guidance
? Understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) legislation and third-party payment procedures
? Confident using Practice Management Systems and financial software
? Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Hybrid working to support work-life balance
? Supportive and collaborative team environment
? Opportunities for career development and progression
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Legal Cashier to join a professional and forward-thinking legal team.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Polic....Read more...
An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Cashier to join a respected legal firm, offering a full range of legal services across corporate, property, private client, and public sector work.
As a Legal Cashier, you will be responsible for supporting the cashroom function and ensuring client and firm funds are managed accurately and in line with relevant regulations.
This role offers a salary range of £28,000 - £34,000 and benefits.
You will be responsible for:
? Managing financial transactions through the firm's systems efficiently and accurately
? Reconciling data across multiple platforms and ensuring records are precise
? Liaising with fee-earners and other colleagues regarding payments
? Processing payments using online banking systems
? Preparing audit evidence and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements
? Identifying, managing, and reporting financial risk
What we are looking for:
? Previously worked as a Legal Cashier, Accounts Assistant, Finance Assistant, Legal Accountant, Accounts Administrator, Billing Assistant or in a similar role.
? Sound knowledge of legal accounts rules, including Law Society and SRA accounts guidance
? Understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) legislation and third-party payment procedures
? Confident using Practice Management Systems and financial software
? Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Hybrid working to support work-life balance
? Supportive and collaborative team environment
? Opportunities for career development and progression
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Legal Cashier to join a professional and forward-thinking legal team.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For....Read more...
This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
Finance Director – Education & Training (Fully Remote)This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team. This is a fully remote position.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
Finance Director – Education & Training (Fully Remote)This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team. This is a fully remote position.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
Finance Director – Education & Training (Fully Remote)This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team. This is a fully remote position.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
Finance Director – Education & Training (Fully Remote)This education and training organisation is continuing to develop its offering while strengthening the financial framework that supports delivery, funding, and long-term sustainability. Operating across multiple programmes and stakeholders, the business is focused on improving financial planning, reporting, and governance to support growth and impact. They are now seeking a Finance Director to lead the finance function and act as a strategic partner to the leadership team. This is a fully remote position.The Role Reporting to the Chief Executive and working closely with senior leadership, the Finance Director will take ownership of financial strategy, control, and performance insight across the organisation. The role combines strategic leadership with hands-on oversight, supporting funding models, operational decision-making, and strong financial governance in a regulated and outcome-focused environment.Key Responsibilities
Lead the development and delivery of the financial strategy in line with organisational objectives
Partner with the Chief Executive and leadership team on strategic planning and long-term sustainability
Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and cash flow management across programmes and services
Ensure robust financial controls, governance, and risk management frameworks are in place
Manage statutory reporting, audit processes, and compliance with funding and regulatory requirements
Provide clear financial reporting and insight to senior leadership and governance bodies
Support funding arrangements, contract management, and stakeholder reporting
Lead, develop, and mentor the finance team, embedding strong standards and accountability
Contribute financial insight to new programme development, investment decisions, and growth initiatives
Candidate Profile
ACA, ACCA, or CIMA qualified
Senior finance leadership experience within education, training, public-sector-adjacent, or service-led environments
Strong technical accounting background with a sound understanding of governance and compliance
Experience working with funding models, contracts, or grant-based income
Confident operating at leadership level, able to influence and challenge constructively
Commercially minded, with the ability to balance impact, sustainability, and control
Clear communicator with experience engaging senior stakeholders and governing bodies....Read more...
Develop skills and knowledge to assist in horticultural (gardening) tasks in cemeteries/crematoriums
Develop skills on powered machinery and plant inc. mini digger ride-on mowers, side-arm hedge cutters (where 18+ years)
Develop skills on powered machinery inc. back-pack blowers, pedestrian operated mowers, strimmers, hand-held hedge cutters (where 18+ years)
Assist in undertaking a range of grave related work
Assist in applying hand-held pest control treatment
Training:
You will attend a local training provider, usually on day release, to gain a Level 2 qualification in horticulture
Attend an Apprentice Induction
Gain a health & safety qualification
Attend enrichment activities to enhance your knowledge eg interview techniques, health & wellbeing, finance, disability awareness
Have the chance to attend marketing events and also take part in activities during National Apprenticeship Week
Training Outcome:
Gain a Level 2 Horticulture Apprenticeship standard
2 years work experience in the public sector
Personal support to seek employment 4 months from the apprenticeship ending
The Apprenticeship programme has a high retention rate as there are many opportunities to gain employment within the Council
Employer Description:Wakefield Council is a local authority who provides many services to the citizens of Wakefield and the surrounding district.
We are an ambitious, high achieving and low spending council, delivering value for money through efficiency and innovation. Continuous improvements to our high quality services means we need to employ talented and dedicated individuals to support our existing workforce.Working Hours :The working week is:
Monday to Thursday - 7.30am - 3.30pm.
Friday - 7.30am - 3.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Initiative,Physical fitness,Resilience....Read more...
An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Cashier to join a respected legal firm, offering a full range of legal services across corporate, property, private client, and public sector work.
As a Legal Cashier, you will be responsible for supporting the cashroom function and ensuring client and firm funds are managed accurately and in line with relevant regulations.
This role offers a competitive salary and benefits.
You will be responsible for:
* Managing financial transactions through the firm's systems efficiently and accurately
* Reconciling data across multiple platforms and ensuring records are precise
* Liaising with fee-earners and other colleagues regarding payments
* Processing payments using online banking systems
* Preparing audit evidence and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements
* Identifying, managing, and reporting financial risk
What we are looking for:
* Previously worked as a Legal Cashier, Accounts Assistant, Finance Assistant, Legal clerk, Accounts Administrator or in a similar role.
* Sound knowledge of legal accounts rules, including Law Society and SRA accounts guidance
* Understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) legislation and third-party payment procedures
* Confident using Practice Management Systems and financial software
* Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
What's on offer:
* Competitive salary
* Hybrid working to support work-life balance
* Supportive and collaborative team environment
* Opportunities for career development and progression
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Legal Cashier to join a professional and forward-thinking legal team.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please contact us.
Additional Resources Ltd is an Employment Business and an Employment Agency as defined within The Conduct of Employment Agencies & Employment Businesses Regulations 2003.
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An opportunity has arisen for a Legal Cashier to join a respected legal firm, offering a full range of legal services across corporate, property, private client, and public sector work.
As a Legal Cashier, you will be responsible for supporting the cashroom function and ensuring client and firm funds are managed accurately and in line with relevant regulations.
This role offers a salary range of £28,000 - £34,000 and benefits.
You will be responsible for:
* Managing financial transactions through the firm's systems efficiently and accurately
* Reconciling data across multiple platforms and ensuring records are precise
* Liaising with fee-earners and other colleagues regarding payments
* Processing payments using online banking systems
* Preparing audit evidence and maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements
* Identifying, managing, and reporting financial risk
What we are looking for:
* Previously worked as a Legal Cashier, Accounts Assistant, Finance Assistant, Legal Accountant, Accounts Administrator, Billing Assistant or in a similar role.
* Sound knowledge of legal accounts rules, including Law Society and SRA accounts guidance
* Understanding of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) legislation and third-party payment procedures
* Confident using Practice Management Systems and financial software
* Strong organisational skills and attention to detail
What's on offer:
* Competitive salary
* Hybrid working to support work-life balance
* Supportive and collaborative team environment
* Opportunities for career development and progression
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Legal Cashier to join a professional and forward-thinking legal team.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please contact us.
Additional Resources Ltd is an Employment Business and an Employment Agency as defined within The Conduct of Employment Agencies & Employment Businesses Regulations 2003.
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Build and repair roads across the district.
Comply with requirement to wear Personal Protective Equipment.
Develop experience, skills and knowledge to assist in carrying out a range of duties connected with highway maintenance
Plan and organise work, read drawings, keep records, following administration procedures
Use hand tools, operate power tools and plant machinery
Set up warning signs, cones and manage traffic
Participate in specific projects and annual work programmes
Training:
You will attend a local training provider, usually on day release, to gain a Level 2 qualification in Highways Maintenance (road works)
Attend an Apprentice Induction
Gain a health & safety qualification
Attend enrichment activities to enhance your knowledge eg interview techniques, health & wellbeing, finance, disability awareness
Have the chance to attend marketing events and also take part in activities during National Apprenticeship Week
Training Outcome:
Gain a Level 2 Apprenticeship in Highways Maintenance
2 years work experience in the public sector
Personal support to seek employment 4 months from the apprenticeship ending
The Apprenticeship programme has a high retention rate as there are many opportunities to gain employment within the Council.
Employer Description:Wakefield Council is a local authority who provides many services to the citizens of Wakefield and the surrounding district.
We are an ambitious, high achieving and low spending council, delivering value for money through efficiency and innovation. Continuous improvements to our high quality services means we need to employ talented and dedicated individuals to support our existing workforce.Working Hours :The working week is:
Monday to Thursday - 7.30am - 3.30pm.
Friday - 7.30am - 3.00pm.Skills: Communication skills,Organisation skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Team working,Initiative,Physical fitness,Resilience....Read more...
Key Tasks (tasks vary within teams)
Office support: Arrange meetings and events, photocopying, dealing with incoming/outgoing post, filing
Customers: Help in dealing with customer enquiries on the telephone, face to face and email
Financial: Assist with the processing of invoices and charges
ICT support: Data inputting, maintain electronic record systems
Stock control: Monitoring and re-ordering
Produce routine basic information in response to a request
Manage small projects
Training:
You will attend a local training provider, usually on day release, to gain a Level 3 qualification in administration
Attend an apprentice induction
Gain a health & safety qualification
Attend enrichment activities to enhance your knowledge eg
interview techniques, health & wellbeing, finance, disability awareness
Have the chance to attend marketing events and also take part in activities during National Apprenticeship Week
Training Outcome:
Gain a Level 3 Administrator Apprenticeship
2 years work experience in the public sector
Personal support to seek employment 4 months from the apprenticeship ending
The Apprenticeship programme has a high retention rate, as there are many opportunities to gain employment, within the Council, at the end of the apprenticeship.Employer Description:Wakefield Council is a local authority who provides many services to the citizens of Wakefield and the surrounding district.
We are an ambitious, high achieving and low spending council, delivering value for money through efficiency and innovation. Continuous improvements to our high quality services means we need to employ talented and dedicated individuals to support our existing workforce.Working Hours :The working week is usually:
Monday- Thursday, 8.30am- 5.00pm and Friday, 8.30am- 4.30pm.
Flexible working scheme/hybrid working is sometimes available.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Resilience....Read more...
Duties will include:
Develop an understanding of revenues and benefits rules, regulations and processes
Use a range of IT systems to create and maintain accurate records relating to council tax, business rates, housing benefit and council tax support
Learn how to deal with enquiries from citizens, both on the telephone and face to face
Undertake a range of administrative support duties to support efficient service delivery
Training:
You will attend a local training provider, usually on day release, to gain a Level 4 qualification in Revenues & Benefits
Attend an in-depth Apprentice Induction
Gain a health & safety qualification
Attend enrichment activities to enhance your knowledge eg interview techniques, health & wellbeing, finance, disability awareness
Have the chance to attend marketing events and also take part in activities during National Apprenticeship Week
Training Outcome:
Gain a Level 4 Apprenticeship in Revenues & Benefits
2 years' work experience in the public sector
Personal support to seek employment 4 months from the apprenticeship ending
The apprenticeship programme has a high retention rate as there are many opportunities to gain employment within the council
Employer Description:Wakefield Council is a local authority who provides many services to the citizens of Wakefield and the surrounding district.
We are an ambitious, high achieving and low spending council, delivering value for money through efficiency and innovation. Continuous improvements to our high quality services means we need to employ talented and dedicated individuals to support our existing workforce.Working Hours :The working week is usually:
Monday to Thursday, 8.30am - 5.00pm, Friday, 8.30am - 4.30pm. Flexible working is sometimes available.Skills: Communication skills,IT skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Creative,Initiative,Resilience....Read more...
Logistics Manager – Low Carbon Transport Location: UK Midlands Climate17 is working with a fast-growing low-carbon transport and energy infrastructure business supporting the decarbonisation of the UK freight and logistics sector. The organisation designs, builds, owns, and operates a national network of alternative fuel refuelling infrastructure, enabling large commercial fleets to significantly reduce emissions while maintaining operational reliability. With major investment secured and a clear growth strategy in place, the business is entering an expansion phase that includes the rollout of multiple large-scale public-access refuelling sites at key logistics hubs across the UK. As a result, they are seeking a Logistics Manager to play a critical role in ensuring transport operations scale efficiently, compliantly, and cost-effectively. The Role The Logistics Manager will be responsible for overseeing day-to-day transport operations while shaping future haulage strategy to support continued growth. This is a hands-on operational leadership role, combining people management, third-party logistics oversight, and close collaboration with finance and senior leadership. Key Responsibilities Manage third-party logistics (3PL) providers to ensure service, compliance, and cost targets are consistently met.Lead and develop a small transport planning team, providing coaching and support to deliver effective and efficient daily transport plans.Define and implement future haulage strategies aligned with the organisation’s expansion and operational requirements.Work closely with finance and senior leadership to develop, manage, and report against budgets, KPIs, and business plans.Collaborate with other functional managers to ensure a coordinated approach to asset, people, and operational management.Take ownership of troubleshooting and resolving ad hoc logistics issues and contributing to related operational projects as required. The successful candidate will be highly organised, detail-oriented, and motivated by continuous improvement. You will be comfortable operating in a fast-paced, operationally critical environment and able to build strong working relationships across teams. Key requirements include: Transport Manager CPC qualification with proven transport planning experience.Demonstrable experience managing 3PL providers within a supply chain or logistics environment.Strong understanding of current UK transport legislation and compliance requirements.Experience managing budgets, cost controls, and performance metrics.Excellent planning, organisational, and analytical skills with strong numerical capability.Advanced Excel skills and confidence using wider Microsoft Office applications.A proactive problem-solving mindset with the confidence to challenge and improve existing processes. Benefits & Additional Information Competitive base salary and company pension.Private healthcare and life insurance.Ongoing training and professional development support.Discretionary performance-related bonus.25 days’ annual leave.Additional allowance when covering out-of-hours remote operational support. Working Arrangements This is a full-time, office-based role located at a remote monitoring and operations centre in the midlands.Occasional travel to operational sites and the company’s London office will be required.Standard mileage allowance and expenses provided for business travel outside the primary location.....Read more...
