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5 reasons you should work for Wrexham Council

Last updated: February 2, 2018 11:54 am
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Local government doesn’t have the most glamorous reputation as a workplace, but looks can be deceiving and working for Wrexham County Borough Council can offer more benefits than you may think.

  1. Cut your commute

Sick of sitting in rush hour traffic? Exhausted your podcast library? Working locally means you don’t have to waste valuable time traveling to and from work.

Work closer to home and you can leave for work later, be home in time to put the children to bed, or get back in your pyjamas quicker. You could even pop to the dentist in your lunch hour!

  1. More than just a salary

Local government offers a good pension and leave packages and WCBC is no different in offering competitive salaries alongside a local government pension scheme.

You could also benefit from discounted leisure membership, the cycle to work scheme and discounts at various organisations.
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  1. Say goodbye to 9 to 5

At Wrexham Council you can work flexible working hours, so say goodbye to 9 to 5 and hello to enjoying that perfect work/life balance.

  1. Grow your career and foster new skills

Wrexham Council take continuous training and development very seriously. The Council is large enough to offer career growth and small enough to develop individual skills.

All employees are supported in developing their skills, which can include pursuing qualifications and further training.

  1. Make a difference

Work in a role where you can make a real difference improving your home turf. Working as a public servant means that you are contributing directly to the betterment of your local community.

It can mean that you feel more connected with your surroundings and invest your working hours in to making some tangible changes.

Sounds good? We are currently looking for an experienced technical analyst to join the ICT team at Wrexham County Borough Council. Do you fit the bill?

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