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Everton have launched a drive to recruit 500 additional stewards as part of the club’s move to the new stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.

The drive follows the search for customer service advisors and premium relationship managers which began last month. Further job opportunities created by the new ground will be advertised in the coming months, with hundreds more roles set to become available.

Speaking amid the launch of the stewarding recruitment campaign Alix Waldron, Everton’s Director of New Stadium Development, said: “As well as being a hugely significant project for the football club, we have said from the very beginning that the new stadium would be a major boost for the city.

“We’ve seen that in the thousands of local contractors who have helped turn a derelict dock into a magnificent new stadium and we’re now at the point where we’re readying ourselves to move in and begin playing games next summer.

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“Ensuring we have the workforce in place to safely and effectively deliver matchdays and events at Everton Stadium is among the final major steps we need to take, and we’re excited to be able to begin offering up opportunities for local people to be a part of this journey.”

For details on the opportunities available at Everton Stadium, visit the official website.

» Read the full article at Liverpool Echo

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Alan J Thompson
1 Posted 26/10/2024 at 09:52:45
It's "Everton Stadium" then? Any ideas, like, "Waterside Tree", we have just been moved, again?
Eric Myles
2 Posted 28/10/2024 at 04:27:35
The club have been calling it Everton Stadium for some time already, Alan.

I guess until they get some sponsorship.

Jerome Shields
3 Posted 28/10/2024 at 06:36:51
The current regime's way of managing anything is titles and more staff. What about the existing Goodison staff? They were one of the few areas to avoid Denise's title management.

I will be glad when the new regime takes over. They need to get a grip on the HR department.

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