Recruit your extra summer staff through The University of Sheffield.

4th June 2014

The Student Jobshop at The University of Sheffield is encouraging employers to send through their 'Grand Depart' staff vacancies and summer job details.

The Jobshop will advertise job vacancies on their online vacancy service FREE of charge. As the world's largest single sporting event is set to sweep into Sheffield, the Jobshop are advising employers to advertise their vacancies as soon as possible. On Sunday 6th July stage 2 of the Yorkshire Grand Depart will come directly through and finish in Sheffield, with visitors from around the UK and the world descending on Sheffield. The Jobshop are anticipating that hotels, bars and retail establishments will need extra staff. The Student Jobshop will advertise temporary, one off, part time, vacation work and bank staff vacancies perfect for the 'Grand Depart' and summer jobs. To use this service simply call the Jobshop at The University of Sheffield on 0114 222 0940 or email studentjobshop@sheffield.ac.uk Alternatively employers can add the vacancies onto the website themselves here: http://tiny.cc/advertisesheffield If employers have any queries regarding any other types of vacancies such as graduate, voluntary or placements please contact the Jobshop.

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