Ferry operator CalMac has vacancies in senior roles

Adam Lyon

1 July 2024 at 5:38 am·1-min read

A number of vacancies are open <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i> — A number of vacancies are open *(Image: Newsquest)*

Ferry operator CalMac has vacancies across a number of senior roles.

The company is looking for new area managers and deputy area managers to work at the heart of its service.

The roles will cover Arran, Clyde, Islay and Jura, Argyll Islands, Hebrides North and Hebrides South.

A CalMac spokesperson said: "We welcome and encourage your applications, particularly if you already reside in our network area.

"If you can play your part in this next step in our journey, visit the careers pages of our website. We look forward to hearing from you."

Visit https://bit.ly/3WKU41T for more.

The Independent
Mystery deepens as passengers challenge Stanley Johnson claims over flight diversion to Heathrow
Exclusive: Could British Airways face £200,000 payout for compensation claims?
INSIDER
I've visited over 50 cities in Europe. London and Paris were great, but these 5 lesser-known locations are worth a visit.
After traveling to 50 cities in Europe, I've discovered some beautiful hidden gems. From Bath to Bruges, these are the cities worth visiting.
Dorset Echo
Two cruise ships arrive at port with more than 4,000 passengers
The ships include the huge Regal Princess and the Regent Seven Seas Mariner making its first visit to Portland
Sky News
EasyJet flight from Gatwick to Tenerife makes sudden U-turn mid-journey due to 'technical issue'
An easyJet flight to Tenerife had to make a sudden U-turn and return to Gatwick due to a "technical issue". The captain of flight EZY8033, which left the London airport at 7.26am and was due to arrive in Tenerife at 11.50am, decided to return to Gatwick "as a precaution", easyJet said. "The safety and wellbeing of our customers and crew is our highest priority and easyJet operates its aircraft in strict compliance with manufacturer guidelines."
Prima
The dream railway holidays to add to your 2024 bucket list
The best train holidays in Europe and the UK for 2024. These are the bucket list rail holidays in Europe are worth checking out.
Bloomberg
Thailand Considers End to 52-Year-Old Afternoon Booze Ban to Woo Tourists
(Bloomberg) -- Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin may end a 52-year-old ban on afternoon alcohol sales after appeals from the tourism industry, which is struggling with rising costs and weak consumer spending.Most Read from BloombergUS Allies Say China Is Developing Attack Drones for RussiaChina Can End Russia’s War in Ukraine With One Phone Call, Finland SaysBiden Faces Mounting Pressure as Report Says He Is Weighing ExitZelenskiy Challenges Trump to Reveal Plans for Ending WarBiden Plummets
INSIDER
I went inside a hidden room where flight attendants sleep on long-haul flights. I was amazed by its small size and comfy beds.
Business Insider's reporter toured a secret room above economy where Air New Zealand flight attendants sleep on long-haul Boeing 777-300ER flights.
LoveEXPLORING
37 myths about cruising that just aren't true
We bust open some of the most common myths in cruising, and offer our best top tips and hacks along the way.
Deadline
Don’t Go In The Water: Los Angeles County Advises Against Swimming In Some Major Beach Areas
Sure, it’s hot in Los Angeles for the long holiday weekend, and expected to get even hotter. But if you’re thinking of heading to local beaches to cool off, think again. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued ocean water use warnings for about a dozen beaches and multiple piers. Swimming, surfing, and playing …
Glasgow Times
'Cherished' Glasgow pub owned by Celtic legend up for sale after 33 years
A Glasgow pub owned by a late Celtic legend has been put up for sale after 33 years.
Manchester Evening News
Grieving mum, 44, slams five-star TUI holiday after falling badly ill on flight home
She was left devastated by the way things turned out
The Telegraph
Why tourists could soon ditch Edinburgh for cool, historic Dundee
Dundee, the oldest, sunniest and fourth largest city in Scotland, has not always been on the tourist trail. But having experienced both boom and bust several times in its history, this friendly, compact city on the banks of the River Tay has a history of reinvention. Now, it is once again transforming itself – and could soon leave rivals Edinburgh and Glasgow in the dust.
AccuWeather
Here's your travel outlook for July 4
Several areas of the country could endure weather-related travel delays on July 4.
The Hill
Delta flight diverted after spoiled food served
A Delta Air Lines flight was diverted Wednesday after passengers were served spoiled food, the airline said. The redeye flight from Detroit to Amsterdam was diverted to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport, taking off around 11 p.m. Tuesday and landing in New York at 4 a.m. The flight was diverted “after reports that…
The Independent
Simon Calder reveals how to get a travel bargain during the Olympics – as tourists shun Paris this summer
‘International markets show a significant avoidance of Paris’ – Air France
The Independent
Hurricane Beryl: Travel advice after storm causes severe damage – with ‘life-threatening’ winds forecast
‘Weather deteriorating in the Cayman Islands with strong winds, dangerous storm surge, and damaging waves expected there later this morning’ – National Hurricane Center
The Independent
Family devastated after dog dies from overheating on an Alaska Airlines flight
The owners claim staff would not allow the French bulldog to be let out of his carrier
HuffPost
Man Dies During Grand Canyon Hike With Niece, Who Warns: 'Don't Underestimate Nature'
Scott Sims' niece Jessica Ryan said "there are no words for the events that transpired and the emotions we are feeling right now."
The Argus
Ryanair warning as woman who booked to fly to Paris ends up in Alicante
Ryanair blamed Jem for the error and said it was “each passenger's responsibility to ensure they board the correct aircraft”
Glasgow Times
Here's how much owners are paid for homeless hotels in Glasgow
The owners of hotels used for homeless people in Glasgow have seen income from the council increase by millions of pounds in the last year.

Sunak and Starmer vote as UK goes to the polls

Ferry operator CalMac has vacancies in senior roles

Latest stories

Mystery deepens as passengers challenge Stanley Johnson claims over flight diversion to Heathrow

I've visited over 50 cities in Europe. London and Paris were great, but these 5 lesser-known locations are worth a visit.

Two cruise ships arrive at port with more than 4,000 passengers

EasyJet flight from Gatwick to Tenerife makes sudden U-turn mid-journey due to 'technical issue'

The dream railway holidays to add to your 2024 bucket list

Thailand Considers End to 52-Year-Old Afternoon Booze Ban to Woo Tourists

I went inside a hidden room where flight attendants sleep on long-haul flights. I was amazed by its small size and comfy beds.

37 myths about cruising that just aren't true

Don’t Go In The Water: Los Angeles County Advises Against Swimming In Some Major Beach Areas

'Cherished' Glasgow pub owned by Celtic legend up for sale after 33 years

Grieving mum, 44, slams five-star TUI holiday after falling badly ill on flight home

Why tourists could soon ditch Edinburgh for cool, historic Dundee

Here's your travel outlook for July 4

Delta flight diverted after spoiled food served

Simon Calder reveals how to get a travel bargain during the Olympics – as tourists shun Paris this summer

Hurricane Beryl: Travel advice after storm causes severe damage – with ‘life-threatening’ winds forecast

Family devastated after dog dies from overheating on an Alaska Airlines flight

Man Dies During Grand Canyon Hike With Niece, Who Warns: 'Don't Underestimate Nature'

Ryanair warning as woman who booked to fly to Paris ends up in Alicante

Here's how much owners are paid for homeless hotels in Glasgow