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More orders, more customers means more jobs

Due to the continuing success of a Durham business, they are looking for more workers – now!

Workwear Express, based on the Belmont Estate on the outskirts of Durham City, is seeing its order book going from strength to strength and is now looking for staff to expand the current roster of 55.

“We have invested in new machinery and I.T. that are making our jobs more efficient and also enables the staff to complete orders quickly, keeping the customer happy.” Said MD of the company Andrew Ward.

Orders from national, international and local accounts keep the company busy all year round but the ever increasing orders means that more staff are need to make sure the service keeps to the high standard they have already set.

“Our sales teams are doing a great job; in fact we are looking to expand the teams that are already in post. We are looking to take on eight new office- based sales staff to handle inbound sales enquiries and provide excellent customer service and twelve more production staff to work in our 24 hour factory.” Said Andrew “All in all, in these times where a lot of firms are looking shed jobs, we are in the fortunate position of not only keeping the 55 staff but looking for more.”

Anyone interested in working for the company can get in touch with us at careers@workwearexpress.com

Workwear Express have been in the Durham City area for 22 years and over the past year have grown by over 30% in the last year and are on course for the same growth this year.

New equipment allows for 24 hour production on all types of work such as embroidering and screening on shirts and other garments in a far more efficient way.

Workwear Express are the UK’s leading supplier of customised Workwear, uniforms and promotional leisurewear and supply businesses, clubs, individuals and organisations all over the UK and abroad.

National clients include: Aston Martin, Greggs PLC, 3 Mobile, and Tesco while they still keep close to their roots supplying local companies with workwear and promotional wear.

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