Jobs in Leeds available now: Aldi, Apple, Costcutter, Iceland, Urban Outfitters, Domino's and more

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, many workers in Leeds have been left looking to the job market for their next role.

Here is a roundup of some opportunities in Leeds which can be applied for right now - according to Indeed.

Click on each job role to be taken to the page to apply:

Aldi - Deputy Store ManagerYou'll take real pride in maximising sales, ensuring great customer service, minimising costs and optimising productivity. There's real responsibility too. In the absence of the Store Manager and Assistant Store Manager, you'll be fully in charge of the store, gaining valuable experience to help you take your next step in management. It means you'll tackle everything from ordering stock to training employees, and from checking product displays to delivering sales targets. It feels great to be part of a business that does things its own way and achieves fantastic results while doing so.

Apple Creative - Retail Customer TrainingSummary

Do you love to collaborate and help businesses thrive? At the Apple Store, you connect business professionals and entrepreneurs with the tools they need in order to put Apple solutions to work in their businesses. As a Business Expert you help them learn about Apple products and explore various possibilities. You’re part of a team that’s passionate about helping businesses succeed. With your understanding of business needs and enthusiasm for Apple, you find great satisfaction in offering powerful, innovative solutions to each customer.

Heron Foods - Temporary Part Time Sales Assistant£8.72 an hour

B&M Express/Heron Foods Stanningley (LS28 6HL) Needs You!

We need temporary workers for 12 hour contracts (possible overtime available depending on store). Up to £8.72 per hour (depending on age).

If you need temporary employment and are available to start work immediately, we want to hear from you. Duties include replenishing stock, serving customers and ensuring our stores serve the community to our usual high standards.

Some roles may possibly lead to permanent opportunities.

CAPITA PLC - Customer Service Adviser - Home WorkingSalary: £19,344

Location: Homeworking

Type of contract: 6 months FTC

Hours: full-time, 40 hours per week working from home. Working shifts between the hours of 8am to 9pm Monday to Friday, Saturday 8am to 4pm - no Sunday working.

Lloyds Pharmacy - Trainee Healthcare Partner (Sales Assistant)Based on both the sales floor and in the dispensary, you will be given the opportunity to gain valuable hands on experience whilst working towards your qualifications. You will complete a thorough on the job training qualification which will allow you to dispense medications, provide pharmacy services and advice and recommend products and services. You will develop knowledge of our extensive range of health and wellbeing products and services to ensure our customers receive the best experience that community pharmacy has to offer, resulting in them recognising and recommending us as experts within the healthcare arena.

Costcutter - Store Assistant - TemporaryShort term, temporary position, hourly rate to start ASAP, flexible hours both full and part time available!

Costcutter are currently hiring temporary store assistants to support our in store teams on a short term, temporary basis. Our company owned and operated stores are across the whole of the UK and play a vital role in supporting local communities.

Iceland - Store Manager£28,000 - £32,000 a year

Store Manager - Leeds Area.

We are a successful, growing, award winning business, who are renowned for keeping things simple. As we continue to expand our business, we are looking for accomplished Store Managers to inspire and support our teams, to deliver the best stores on the high street.

The role of Store Manager will be highly rewarding but it’s no walk in the park. We expect a lot from our Store Managers and at its core, you will be the Managing Director of your own business. It is the Manager’s name above the door and your performance is measured on how your store is run. We need managers who can role model positive behaviour, inspire and drive performance, and hold your team to account.

Urban Outfitters - Store ManagerThe main objective of this role is to oversee the operations of the store and be strategic in short and long term planning. Assume total store accountability for sales, service, profitability and loss prevention. To achieve a store community that fosters creativity and inspires the Urban Outfitters customer. Ensure appropriate feedback and guidance is given in order to execute a high rate of succession and employee development. Participate in building community relationships that directly reflect the Urban culture. To uphold the Urban Outfitters “Peers Teaching Peers” philosophy.

Specsavers - Management Team Member - Pudsey, Headingley & Rothwell, West YorkshireWe’re looking for someone to join our management team across our stores in Headingley, Pudsey and Rothwell. For close to 30 years, Specsavers has become the UK’s number one provider of professional eyecare. We know this achievement is partly down to the leadership and vision of our Managers so we take their career development very seriously indeed. Thanks to our size and scale we can reward you with the chance to excel and advance. Why not discover the opportunities for yourself?

Domino's Store Auditor We are currently looking to recruit an Operations Evaluation Coach to support our stores in Yorkshire, Humberside, Merseyside & Cumbria

This role is part of a 27 store franchise, reporting into our operations manager; supporting ensure our stores are operating in line with the required standards and providing them with support and assistance to achieve the best possible results.

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