Wales
In Wales, jobs historically relied on the coal and steel industries. More recently, Wales has attracted jobs from a range of manufacturing industries, including many leading edge technology companies. The largest sectors supporting Wales jobs are public sector and defence, wholesale retail and distribution, financial services, agriculture, engineering and energy.
Nearly 500 international firms have invested over $28 billion and created 78,000 Wales jobs. Wales, or Cymru, has a population of almost 3 million, with 1.3 million employed in jobs in Wales. The main urban centres for jobs in Wales are Cardiff (the capital), Newport and Swansea, and in the north east, Wrexham.
If you are considering jobs in Wales, there is a rich and diverse natural heritage. Almost a-quarter of Wales is designated ‘National Park' (Snowdonia, the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast ) or ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' - offering ideal places for people with jobs in Wales to relax. Recent initiatives, including the Heads of the Valleys project, are developing sustainable rural structure for Wales, jobs and the environment.
RAN Jobs makes your search for new jobs in Wales much easier. By removing banners, advertisements and clutter from the site, we make sure that your search in Wales for jobs is simple. Once you've looked in the Wales jobs section and found the vacancy that you're looking for, just click to apply. Your information will be sent direct to the recruiter dealing with Wales, jobs in your area, and the client.
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