More than one hundred jobs are available at a lorry park for 1,600 vehicles.

Work on a multi-million-pound trade park is set to begin - as developers look to cash in on a boom in out-of-town businesses.

A digital infrastructure provider has announced it is creating 5,300 new jobs across the country despite pressures imposed by the pandemic.

The number of people out of work rose in almost every part of Kent in November and a business leader believes rises will continue well into next year.

Canterbury Cathedral has been accused of acting in an un-Christian way by showing the door to several workers on zero-hours contracts.

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Last month saw a drop in unemployment, but it does not reduce the massive spike in the amount people who lost jobs at the start of the first lockdown.

This trainee position at Turk’s Flooring in Ashford offering training and a weekly salary could be the perfect fit for you.

Morrisons in Sittingbourne is on the lookout for full time warehouse operatives and prior experience is not essential.

A boarding and day school in Gravesend is seeking a graduate to teach English as a foreign or second language.

Interested in a career as an estate agent? Then there's a trainee position paying up to £25,000 per year that could be right up your street.

He started as a trainee but now this qualified tradesman is becoming a trainer of apprentices at his boss's painting and decorating firm

A discount retailer is now recruiting staff ahead of opening at a former Homebase store that will have been vacant for three years.

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The parent company of a struggling ferry firm has been slammed for its $332m dividend payout while the government is being asked for a £150m bailout

While some people have seen work dry up there are also new roles being created to meet the shifting demand caused by the virus outbreak.

Sales staff at one of the UK's largest house builders have been made to come in to work despite government advice to work remotely unless essential.

Rail companies marked International Women's Day early by running a service controlled solely by females.

More than 50 people have been left without jobs after an online tutoring company went into administration.

Discovery Park has been awarded a new status pushing it further towards its vision of becoming a world class centre of science excellence.