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Leah Nevies and Benny Wagner have both used Work Avenue services, albeit in very different ways. A Jewish News reporter caught up with both of them to find out how their lives had changed. JN Reporter: Benny, tell me about the business you now run. Benny Wagner (BW): My first career was in the diamond trade, but...
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Over 400 people attended Charity Central, the one stop shop for jobs and volunteering. This year Work Avenue partnered with JVN, hosting fifty-seven of the community’s largest and most high-profile charities, including Camp Simcha, Jewish Care, Maccabi, Norwood and UJIA, all taking a stall to engage, inspire and inform delegates seeking jobs and voluntary roles. Charity...
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In generations gone by, the last decade plus of your working life was viewed as the golden age of employment. You had reached the stage that your knowledge and ability were at their highest, and at the same time, the major outgoings of mortgage and children’s’ education had been paid off. You could view this...
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