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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Career Tracks3 / Halfords investing £3.5 million in creating 1000 automotive technician ...

Halfords investing £3.5 million in creating 1000 automotive technician roles

Date: 23rd November 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Diversifying the workforce to include more women, over 50s and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, is a key part of Halfords’ recruitment ambitions (Photo: Halfords)

Halfords has embarked on a recruitment drive for its autocentres business to meet rapidly increasing demand for vehicle servicing, MOTs, maintenance and repairs. That means Halfords is creating 1000 new automotive technician roles over the next 12 months and is prioritising attracting retirees back into the workforce as well as challenging itself to increase the number of women in automotive technician roles. The recruitment drive, which will also target disadvantaged young people, is being backed by £3.5 million of technician training and recruitment investment over next 12 months.

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