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ALDI Stores - Fast track career opportunities from ALDI including vacancies for store assistants, managers and graduates.
Arcadia Group - Career opportunities with stores such as Top Shop, Burtons, Miss Selfridge and Dorothy Perkins.
Bhs - Careers at Bhs with opportunities in store, head office and buying and merchandising.
The Boots Company - Career Opportunities for Graduates, Opticians and Pharmacists.
B&Q - Career opportunities at B&Q including vacancies instore or head office. Includes details on the over 50s employment policy.
Carphone Warehouse - Vacancies from store to head office. Includes information on career paths and training and development.
Dixons Group - Careers with stores such as Dixons, Comet, PC World and The Link. Including a graduate trainee management scheme.
IKEA - A wide range of jobs for the Swedish furniture store. Includes UK and worldwide positions
John Lewis Partnership - Jobs vacancies within stores such as John Lewis and Waitrose. Local, management, and graduate opportunities.
Kingfisher Group - Career opportunities with Kingfisher with stores such as Woolworths, Superdrug and B&Q.
Monsoon Accessorize - Career opportunities at the Monsoon Accessorize group. As well as head-office and in-store vacancies, there are graduate opportunities and a work placement scheme.
Next - Careers at Next including Management, Merchandising, Buying, and also Trainee and Graduate opportunities.
Safeway - Including 'The Think Programme', a yearly intake of Graduate Trainee Managers. Caters for employment instore and Head Office vacancies.
Sainsbury's - Job vacancies, including an all year round graduate intake as well as in-store and management opportunities.
Amazon.co.uk - A wide range of jobs in Catalogue, Customer Service, Finance, Information Technology, Books, Supply, Merchandising and Web Site Development.
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