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Find out more about new 'Tesco' vacancies

Published on 21st June 2007 in News

Jobseekers in Goole are invited to attend a recruitment drive for the forthcoming Tesco distribution centre that is being held in the town this weekend.

The event will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Goole Adult Education Centre in Stanhope Street, and more than 450 people are already booked in over the weekend to find out more about the distribution centre that is being built at the Centreport development, situated at junction 36 of the M62.

The recruitment drive will take place from 9.30am until 7.30pm each day, and jobseekers can book a two-hour session to learn more about the jobs that are set to be on offer.

It is advisable to book a place in advance by calling 01482 638543.

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