Daily news bulletin: 200 jobs on offer at John Lennon Airport recruitment drive
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Liverpool John Lennon Airport is hosting a Recruitment Day with over 200 vacancies currently looking to be filled, in a sign of recovery for the sector.
The employment drive is looking to fill a diverse range of jobs at the airport for companies such as Swissport, Wilson James, World Duty Free, ABM and Boots.
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Hide AdThe event is to be held on Tuesday, 18 January, in the airport terminal building from 10:00 until 16:00, with anyone interested in a career at the airport able to come along and talk to representatives from each of the companies.
Some employers looking to undertake interviews on the day too. More information is available on the Liverpool Airport website.
The recruitment drive is taking place ahead of a planned busier summer season, which begins in March.
Holographic card campaign aims to raise awareness of exploitation
Pocket-sized holographic cards are being distributed to young people across Merseyside to increase awareness of the warning signs of exploitation and trafficking.
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Hide AdThe cards have been produced by Merseyside's Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell in partnership with charity Stop the Traffik.
The business-sized cards ask young people to think, 'would you know if your friend was in trouble?'
They then shimmer to reveal the answer that 'exploitation can be hidden in plain sight'.
A QR code on the back directs young people directly to the Stop the Traffik website, which contains extensive information about modern slavery and human trafficking.
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Hide AdThe cards have already been handed out to student teachers at Liverpool John Moores University following a seminar about the issue of modern slavery.
They are also being shared with local youth centres and community centres and are being distributed by volunteers at coffee shops and other venues across the city.
Changes to COVID test rules
People in England who receive a positive rapid lateral flow test result for coronavirus and do not have any symptoms will no longer need to take a follow-up PCR test.
If you do test positive, though, you must still self-isolate immediately and report your result online.