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Jobs in Kent, Recruitment And Careers Kent
Jobs in Kent, Kent JobsFollow this link for details of jobs in Kent from your local Jobcentre Plus.
Local jobs in Kent and links to full time, part time night and weekend jobs and employers on this page. We offer a free Kent job advertising service as well as information about current Kent vacancies; divided both by job sector and local area. Latest vacancies at the top of the page, links to Kent jobs by sector and by local area further down the page. Sign up for The Kent Review for breaking job news and Yourcounty's Kent recruitment and training updates. Access to most of the employers and/or full time, part time, permanent and weekend job opportunities available from this page.
Main Kent Employers PagesMost of the large employers in Kent are featured on the links below, employers are sorted by category, some jobs feature in more than one category. If you are looking for a specific local employer check out the local links further down the page Local Kent Job PagesLook for local jobs based on an area.
These links are regularly checked but if you find any are broken or out of date please let us know. We include Medway, Bexley and Bromley in our coverage. Kent doesn't have a dominant industry or industries, so from an employment perspective it means a great choice of potential employers and careers. In the Yourcounty job pages we try to cover as wide a range of opportunities as possible and make this information freely available to anyone who needs it. This includes publishing relevant Kent job vacancies free of charge. Kent is known as the garden of England, which suggests a strong bias towards agriculture but this is far from the truth, particularly in the north of the county. The main industries in the north-west of Kent historically have included: light engineering, construction, cement, papermaking and aircraft construction, there are oil refinery facilities on the Isle of Grain and some steel production and brick making activity in Mid and North Kent. With the advent of the high speed rail links into London well over half the population finds itself less than an hour commuting time from central London and there is a growing commuter belt that now includes both Ashford and Canterbury. In the south and east; agriculture, tourism and education (particularly in Canterbury) complement each other as platforms for the rural and coastal economies and there is a small but growing influence of offshore wind based power generation. Regeneration projects are being carried out within the Thames Gateway by Kent Thameside Delivery Board, Medway Renaissance Partnership and Swale Forward. There is a continued emphasis in the transport sector within the county, significant investment has taken place in the Port of Dover, Manston International Airport and London Ashford Airport. Cross channel traffic remains an important commercial catalyst for the east coast. The Turner Contemporary in Margate, the New Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury and arts focussed developments in Folkestone and Thanet have been part of the drive to stimulate the growth of creative industries. |
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