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Mears Care secures new contracts worth £21 million Published: August 23, 2023 Share on: ...

Sara Wilkinson had to rethink her career after an industrial accident and now talks of the rewards in working in care for Mears Group.

Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Two north-east care workers are helping to transform the lives of people with disabilities after taking dramatic career changes. With Covid affecting many aspects of everyday life, the role of carers has proved crucial over the last year. This includes the work carried out by the likes of 65-year-old Catherine Stuart, who previously worked in a factory manufacturing computer tape and r...

London health startup Cera to create 5,000 jobs in expansion drive Cera is forecasting sales to more than double by next year (Image: Cera) London health startup Cera is set to hire 5,000 new employees as it looks to double its headcount this year. Cera, which uses AI to provide in-home care, said it is recruiting data scientists and analysts, software engineers, IT professionals and operational and logistical staff, as well as frontline care workers.  The company said its recruitment drive will specifically target those who have lost work from industries hardest hit by the ...

AN ALLOA woman has managed to put smiles on faces at a Ugandan school with a delivery of books, just in time for Christmas. Nicola Kirkpatrick, who is taking part in the Miss United Kingdom Rose beauty pageant, recently sent out English reading and maths books to children in the African country. It came as she has been getting involved with various charitable activities as part of the pageant. And she was "overwhelmed" when she received pictures of smiling children at St Adrian Orphanage Junior School in Jjongoza, Rakai District. Nicola started off by writing letters to the children...