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Job vacancy: join the creative team at Batemans Sports

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A rare opportunity has arisen to join the creative team at Batemans Sports in Stroud.

The team is currently looking to recruit a person to work full-time in the busy print and embroidery department.

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Amy Baber embroidering sports shirts on the six-head embroidery machine.

The independent family-run business was founded in Gloucester Street in 1893. Andrew Bateman is the fourth generation to run Batemans Sports shop.

Managing director Andrew Bateman said: “Full training in the role will be given and we need someone who is computer literate and has a keen eye for detail and is accurate and reliable.”

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Laura Rosewell using the heat press to add a large logo to a shirt.
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Just some of the wide variety of products.

The successful applicant will receive a competitive salary and associated benefits and will be required to work Monday to Friday and every other Saturday with a day off in that week.

To apply send your CV to: andy@batemanssports.co.uk

Place a job advert with Stroud Times. Email: ash@stroudtimes.com for more details.

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