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Oakham employers advertise new roles this week including council, retail and hospitality

A fresh batch of local vacancies has been published for Oakham this week, including part-time and apprenticeship opportunities at Rutland County Council, Citizens Advice Rutland, Boots, Domino’s and The Barnsdale hotel.

Oakham employers advertise new roles this week including council, retail and hospitality
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Local employers post a range of part‑time and entry‑level vacancies

Several Oakham organisations have advertised new vacancies this week, offering opportunities across public services, retail and hospitality. The roles include short-hours front‑of‑house work, an apprenticeship at the county council and creative part‑time posts at a local hotel.

All positions are listed on the Oakham Jobs page and highlighted by local news outlets to help residents apply. Featured vacancies this week are from Citizens Advice Rutland, Rutland County Council, The Barnsdale hotel, Domino’s and Boots.

Who is recruiting and what they are offering

The roles are varied in hours and responsibilities, making them suitable for those seeking part‑time work, entry‑level roles or the chance to gain new skills on the job.

  • Receptionist / Clerical Assistant — Citizens Advice Rutland: office‑based in Oakham, 2.5 days per week including Wednesday 9am–1pm and Thursday–Friday 9am–5pm. Tasks include welcoming visitors, providing customer service in person and by phone, and clerical duties to support the small team.
  • Business Administration Apprentice — Rutland County Council: an entry‑level apprenticeship suitable for someone organised and keen to learn. Duties cover administrative support across council teams, arranging meetings and events, maintaining records, responding to calls and emails, and preparing documents and reports.
  • Social Media and Content Executive — The Barnsdale: a part‑time role (20 hours per week) based at the hotel seeking a creative person with an eye for photography and an interest in social platforms.
  • Instore Crew — Domino’s, Oakham: immediate start, with training provided. The role involves preparing and serving pizzas and sides and offers flexible shifts across days, evenings and nights.
  • Retail roles — Boots and other local employers: advertised this week as part of the weekly jobs bulletin; details and application links are available via the Oakham Jobs page.
“Apply for new jobs each week with Oakham Nub News, or list your upcoming vacancies on our Jobs page,”

The bulletin encourages local employers to submit vacancies so residents can access up‑to‑date listings.

Practical details for applicants

Applicants should consult the Oakham Jobs page for full role descriptions and application instructions. Several of the roles are suitable for people at different stages of their careers:

Employer Role Hours / Notes
Citizens Advice Rutland Receptionist / Clerical Assistant 2.5 days/week — incl. Wed 9:00–13:00; Thu–Fri 9:00–17:00
Rutland County Council Business Administration Apprentice Apprenticeship — workplace learning, varied duties
The Barnsdale Social Media and Content Executive Part‑time, 20 hours/week, hotel‑based
Domino’s (Oakham) Instore Crew Immediate starts, flexible shifts; full training provided

The apprenticeship at the county council may be particularly useful for younger people seeking a first role that combines training with workplace experience. The Citizens Advice position could appeal to those looking for a steady part‑time commitment with in‑person duties at a central Oakham office. The Barnsdale vacancy targets creative candidates with social media and photography skills, while Domino’s is advertising roles with flexible shift patterns and on‑the‑job training.

Local employers and residents are encouraged to keep checking the Oakham Jobs page for new listings and for information on how to submit vacancies for publication.

For full application links and further details on each vacancy, visit the Oakham Jobs page where the weekly bulletin is published.

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