In Devon we are fortunate enough to have a wide range of great, excellent employers. With thousands of businesses, including some industry leaders, there are huge amounts of opportunities in Devon if you know the right place to look. Whether you are looking for jobs in sectors ranging from customer service to health and fitness there will be the ideal job in Devon for you.
Devon has more than 40 educational establishments, Devon County Council and many, many thousands of other organisations. There are also hundreds of employers who currently have over 100 workers. This means that there is hundreds of thousands of opportunities if you are looking for jobs in Devon, in the public or private sectors. You will expect Devon jobs to comprise of part-time, permanent contract and temporary employment with salaries ranging from minimum wage to executive fees.
There are several major sectors in Devon such as retail, medical and care where you can find many available jobs. There are a large number of industrial complexes providing engineering and production employment, lots of business parks offering employment such as accounting, public relations and IT, Devon County Council have a massively varied range of roles including secretarial, youth support and project management and educational establishments offering teaching and lecturing role. So whether you are a doctor, shop assistant, marketing executive, graduate or industrial worker there is likely to be a position in Devon for you.
We are pleased to bring you the most recent roles from employers big and small in many different sectors. Excellent Devon employers frequently use AllDevonJobs as their first port of call for their vacancies. Whether you are looking for employment in Devon or in the whole of Devon, by also searching our other job sites located in Devon or by expanding your search criteria to Devon and up to 60 miles you can find all the latest jobs in Devon.
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