170 jobs on offer at Gulliver's theme park

3:00pm Monday 25th February 2013 in News

170 jobs on offer at theme park 170 jobs on offer at theme park

SOME 170 jobs will be up for grabs when a recruitment day takes place at Gulliver’s next month.

The company is offering jobs from ride operators to cleaners for the summer season. The day takes place at the Old Hall theme park on Saturday, March 9 from 10am.

Comments(8)

richiepooh says...
8:23pm Mon 25 Feb 13

its hardly news, its just publicity, that place does the same very year for the season then sacks them off at the end of the season. its not new jobs, its insecurity feeding on the desperate for minimum wage..I bet they rang you to let you "publish" their great news. nice free advertising.

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aussie eddie says...
6:35am Tue 26 Feb 13

hey some get offered perm work and its only natural that they only have seasonal work at theme parks i can only speak of my experiance there before coming back to australia , i enjoyed my time there thanks julie

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SAC_in_Warrington says...
8:44am Tue 26 Feb 13

It may be that step up that some people want. They have proved themselves gained some experience and a possible job reference also. There are quite a few seasonal jobs and short term contracts and they suit some people and not others.

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wilbill says...
9:18am Tue 26 Feb 13

Work experience is what some people need, Gullivers world will provide that for 160 unempoted people, it can only be good news. They are not exploiting the people and the experience will at the least go some way to providing future employees that the individuals are capable of getting up for work and attending regularly

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ChrisNJ says...
11:26am Tue 26 Feb 13

i for one, am glad that this free "advertising" was posted, now i have information that gives me a possible job opening, which is much better than the direct gov site, as thats bloody useless!

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SAC_in_Warrington says...
11:44am Tue 26 Feb 13

ChrisNJ wrote:
i for one, am glad that this free "advertising" was posted, now i have information that gives me a possible job opening, which is much better than the direct gov site, as thats bloody useless!
I wish you well and sincerely hope that you will be successfully employed. I also hope that you will be able to manage on the low wages Your comment is encouraging, thank you.

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HulkHogan says...
1:14pm Tue 26 Feb 13

Were you once refused entry here? I am unsure why such negativity. I, like most, will accept that this work is not ideal for someone seeking full time employment, but surely it is better than nothing? If some secured one of these positions, but was ‘sacked off at the end of the season’, are they worse off? For someone who has not worked for a number of months, this will bring their CV up to date and might make the difference of being taken on elsewhere, as they will have proven that they can and are willing to work.

Many stories on this and other online newspapers are negative and a lot not pleasant to read. Then we get a story with a positive nature and the first comment makes 6-7 negative comments about it. I think by the comments after the first shows that most see this as a good thing.

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HulkHogan says...
1:19pm Tue 26 Feb 13

richiepooh wrote:
its hardly news, its just publicity, that place does the same very year for the season then sacks them off at the end of the season. its not new jobs, its insecurity feeding on the desperate for minimum wage..I bet they rang you to let you "publish" their great news. nice free advertising.
Were you once refused entry here? I am unsure why such negativity. I, like most, will accept that this work is not ideal for someone seeking full time employment, but surely it is better than nothing? If some secured one of these positions, but was ‘sacked off at the end of the season’, are they worse off? For someone who has not worked for a number of months, this will bring their CV up to date and might make the difference of being taken on elsewhere, as they will have proven that they can and are willing to work.

Many stories on this and other online newspapers are negative and a lot not pleasant to read. Then we get a story with a positive nature and the first comment makes 6-7 negative comments about it. I think by the comments after the first shows that most see this as a good thing.

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