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Sun and Octopus Energy Launch Major Jobs Board Campaign

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What happened

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Sun launched its Jobs Army campaign, which pledges 100,000 entry-level jobs and 60,000 work experience placements through its new Jobs Board. Octopus Energy is running the initiative in association with Sun, pledging 888 work experience placements. Participating employers include McDonald’s, British Airways, Hilton Hotels, and KFC.

From atvtoday.co.uk

Why it matters

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The campaign aims to help young people enter the workforce and seeks to unlock one million hours of volunteering. Octopus Energy is also using the platform to highlight opportunities in emerging industries as the UK transitions toward electric power.

From atvtoday.co.uk

Who's involved

  • SunLaunched the Jobs Army campaign and serves as the employment editor.
  • Octopus EnergyPartnered with Sun on the jobs board campaign and highlighted electric power opportunities.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • British AirwaysSpeculative

    British Airways might see increased recruitment efforts as a participating employer on the Jobs Board.

  • SunSpeculative

    Sun could see increased brand visibility and recruitment through the launch of the Jobs Army campaign.

  • Octopus EnergySpeculative

    Octopus Energy could enhance its brand image and recruitment pipeline through direct participation in the Jobs Board.

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