Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced to the Commons on Monday, November 23 that non-essential shops in all parts of England will be able to open as normal when lockdown ends next month.
And as shoppers from Sheffield and beyond head out to Meadowhall to get those all important Christmas presents, here are a selection of jobs located at the popular shopping centre that you can apply for right now.
All of these vacancies have been posted recently on the Indeed jobs website, and the information was correct when this story was written on Tuesday, November 24, 2020.
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Vodafone Meadowhall is looking for a retail adviser to work 20 hours per week. The chosen candidate will interact directly with customers, understand their needs, build trust and create a personal experience to be remembered. Salary is £9.70 an hour Photo: 1, Retail adviser
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Vodafone Meadowhall is looking for a retail adviser to work 20 hours per week. The chosen candidate will interact directly with customers, understand their needs, build trust and create a personal experience to be remembered. Salary is £9.70 an hour Photo: 1, Retail adviser
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Starbucks' Meadowhall kiosk is looking for a barista who will provide customers with the Starbucks Experience with their prompt service, quality beverages and products, and maintaining a clean and comfortable store environment. Photo: Barista
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House of Fraser is looking for a temporary casual sales assistant. A totally customer focused role driving customer loyalty and high average spends through the provision of an individually bespoke service. Closing date is 24/11/20. Terms of engagement end January 3rd 2021. Salary up to £8.75 an hour Photo: Temporary sales assistant
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Optical Express Meadowhall is looking for a patient advisor. The role offers 40 hours per week, a competitive salary, bonus & benefits as well as full training will be given. This image is a stock picture of Optical Express that was taken before social-distancing. Picture: Marisa Cashill Photo: Patient advisor