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- Little Christmas cheer in the Greater Manchester jobs market
- Employment outlook gloomy for 2012, but could be worse says New Economy
- Number of jobseekers aged 50+ in Greater Manchester on the rise
- All Greater Manchester wants for Christmas is economic growth and job creation
- Greater Manchester businesses urged to exploit growth opportunities in foreign markets
- Annual rise increases focus on youth unemployment in Greater Manchester
- Manchester Monitor: Greater Manchester's GCSE results improve as youth unemployment rises
- Greater Manchester drives forward its ambition to boost skills and employment
- Energy bills saving of 16% offered to small businesses across the North West
- Greater Manchester GVA forecast to outperform UK
- ”Whole-place” Community Budgets are the next step in generating growth for UK plc
- New Economy’s view on today’s unemployment figures
- North-South divide takes its toll on the economy
- Advanced manufacturing is key to Manchester’s economic resilience - but it will not generate employment growth
- Manchester innovation brings jobs boost to UK with new national Research and Technology Hub for groundbreaking graphene
- Manchester Monitor: Visitor offer remains strong, even in uncertain economic times
- Claimant numbers continue to rise across Greater Manchester
- Manchester Monitor: Challenging times for Greater Manchester as UK recovery slows
- Jobseekers claimants rise across Greater Manchester
- Businesses urged to help tackle youth unemployment
- Manchester Monitor: Signs of Greater Manchester bucking the trend
- Making Manchester a leader in enterprise innovation support
- Monthly jobseekers claimant numbers remain steady across Greater Manchester
- Blue skies remain on the horizon as the economic storm continues in July 2011
- 2011 press archive
- 2010 press archive
- Private Sector confidence returning to Greater Manchester
- Building Economic Resilience
- New powers for Greater Manchester
- Sharp Project refurbishment granted £6.3million
- Unemployment unexpectedly falls in Greater Manchester
- New Manchester Innovation Group Announced
- Seasonal trends return to Greater Manchester as vacancies fall and unemployment rises
- RT Hon Ed Miliband MP launches SMARTER energy project
- Two New Economy Working Papers to be launched tomorrow
- Greater Manchester Shows Green Growth
- New Economy…New Website
- Health Commission backs 'Fit for Work' scheme
- 1000th young person starts in work thanks to Future Jobs Fund
- Expression of interest for employers
- New Economy Board Member Recruitment
- Manchester is best placed to handle changing economic landscape
- Comprehensive Spending Review
- Unemployment continues to fall into April
- Future Jobs Fund Update – June 2010
- Positive news as job queues shorten for fifth month in a row
- Review confirms Manchester as key science and innovation hub
- Greater Manchester submits LEP plans
- Small increase in claimant numbers, but more job opportunities
- Smith to lead on Skills and Employment for Greater Manchester
- Made in Britain:Building a 21st Century
- Jobs queue remains stationary
- New Economy research released on attracting and retaining innovative entrepreneurs
- Commission and AGMA announce delivery partner for Greater Manchester Future Jobs Fund
- Unemployment Monitor Release
- RT Hon Ed Miliband MP Launches SMARTER Energy Project
- Regional Strategy 2010 Consultation Event
- Invitation to Tender: Greater Manchester Low Carbon Economic Area - Feasibility Work
- Future Jobs Fund Hits 700 New Jobs
- 2009 press archive
New Economy Board Member Recruitment
New Economy Board Member Recruitment
New Economy is looking for two new private sector Board members to support its ambitious programme of work around economic development, investment, employment and skills with the conurbation’s ten local authorities, together with private and public sector partners. The Board wants to strengthen the voice of small and medium-sized businesses and so is actively recruiting its new board members from this sector (firms with under 250 employees).
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Updated 3 months ago.
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