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"The pay gap is not due to fewer women working in more senior roles but because at the lower grades there is a much higher percentage of women."

Staff have received redundancy notices as the South Street shop is one of 60 earmarked for closure.

Student officers, who will start their academic and on-the-job training in 2021, will receive qualifications through Anglia Ruskin University.

Chief Fire Officer: "These groups are under-represented in our service and it's important our workforce better represents the communities we serve."

The Bell Street branch is one of 164 to be closed, with around 900 “roles removed”, with the vast majority anticipated to be voluntary redundancies.

The scheme will support people who need help updating their CV, setting up a LinkedIn profile or brushing up on their online interview skills.

MAG's proposals to axe 892 roles at its three airports follow 91% drop in passengers, rising Covid cases and lack of Govt support for aviation.

Details of over 350 careers in health and care and the wide range of organisations delivering services now available in one place.

As part of the plans, due to be submitted this month, five new retail and restaurant units will also be incorporated into Jackson Square.

In all, 27 employers and support organisations were represented at Julie Marson's virtual employment and apprenticeships event.

"Whether you're considering an apprenticeship, seeking a job, after a career change or wishing to set up your own business, this is the event for you"

Employers can offer jobless aged 16-24 a 6-month place funded by Govt which will pay minimum wage, NI and pension contribution for 25 hours a week.

The 12-week Prince's Trust TEAM programme launches in September.

The 14 men and four women – including a former teacher, an Army leaver and an IT worker – were welcomed by Chief Constable Charlie Hall.

2,271 hopefuls took the first step to sign up by registering their interest – the force currently has 2,123 officers.

The airline's decision prompted Stansted bosses to renew criticism of the Government's handling of travel restrictions during the coronavirus crisis.

Uttlesford Lib Dem group leader Alan Dean met Unite union members at their latest protest against proposed job cuts.

Members of the Unite union from Stansted, Luton and Southend staged a protest to highlight the "devastation" to the aviation industry.

Union claims airline is pushing on with closure of Stansted, Southend and Newcastle operations despite £600m loan from Government.

Conservative Julie Marson has organised the event as the number of people claiming out-of-work benefits in East Herts has soared.