A new service has been launched to help residents who are at risk of losing their jobs or have recently become unemployed due to health-related challenges.
Places for Everyone, Greater Manchester’s long-term plan for jobs, new homes and sustainable growth, was approved by Bury Council last night.
Bury Council has been awarded a gold award in the Defence Employer Recognition Scheme.
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Major proposals to ensure that Bury town centre will thrive for decades to come are set to be approved by council leaders.
Bury Council is looking to procure a development partner to complete the 17-acre employment site at Chamberhall near the town centre.
Bury Council will defer the crucial vote on the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework to give more time for the plan to be finalised.
Bury Council’s cabinet has backed a new vision for Radcliffe aimed at transforming the town for generations to come.
Grants of up to £3,000 are available to small and medium sized businesses to support their recruitment of apprentices across Greater Manchester.
The Mayor of Bury was delighted to meet a Bury College and Bury Council apprentice and join in celebrating an exceptional apprenticeship journey.
Searching for work for six years was enough to give anyone ‘the blues’, but Kevin Hargreaves is delighted to be employed again - and the self-styled Karaoke King says that his life has now gained a new tempo.
A new service has been launched to support those looking for employment, new skills and looking after their health.
St. Modwen, the expert developer and regeneration specialist, has signed a Development Agreement with Bury Council to bring forward a major employment site in Bury.
Bury residents are benefitting from co-ordinated efforts to support them into long-term employment.
The Government has again awarded Disability Confident Employer status to Bury Council.
Residents and businesses are being urged to have their say when consultation on Bury’s new Local Plan starts on 7 August.
Bury Council has again been named one of Britain’s top ‘equal’ employers by professional lobbying group Stonewall.
Residents looking to develop new skills and looking for employment are invited to get free 1-to-1 professional help.
The man leading Bury’s new Life Chances Commission is inviting residents and businesses to meet him and share their views.
Hundreds of people took part in the latest Employment, Health and Skills event held at Bury Town Hall.