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We are looking for someone that can work independently after a clear brief and material is provided. A capability for design would be beneficial, you'll be creating material within brand guidelines that is eye-catching, including new templates.
Why is it that only after an emergency has already happened, do many people opt for more effective burglary protection? Why not secure yourself before it has happened and keep all your valuables safe and intact?
As you open your office doors again, you might be asking yourself, should masks be made mandatory in the workplace? Should you invest in fever-detection measures just in case? Should we just throw all the rules out the window and try to go back to the way things were before the pandemic?
Russell Ellis and Ian Evans are challenging themselves to race for Alice Charity because they want to support vulnerable families in need. It is an organisation that we believe in at Almas and we want to show our support by racing to raise money.
Traces of broken windowpanes and shop windows are unfortunately becoming a normal part of the cityscape. Traces of vandalism can be encountered every day and represent a real danger for many entrepreneurs and new businesses.
The fingerprint is an individual and unique feature that can be used to identify a person. Today, this type of identification has become well established with current technology such as when unlocking our smartphone. However, this type of recognition is older than you might think...
Alice Charity is a not-for-profit organisation based in Newcastle and Stoke-on-Trent that are working to help support vulnerable families in the local area in a wide variety of ways and have been operating for about 10 years now. Some of the projects they currently have in place are their ‘Pass it on’ project where pre-loved furniture is passed on to families in need.
On May 6th 2021, CCTV footage was leaked on former health secretary Matt Hancock in which he was caught having liaisons with his top aide Gina Coladangelo. The camera was supposedly planted in his office without consent, and reports claim that it was done by an alleged whistle-blower in the department of Health and social care.
With an end in sight to the Covid pandemic and the disruption it has caused to all our lives, leadership teams are pondering whether they should continue allowing their staff to work from home, or if they should return to the structure of working practices prior to COVID-19.