Aston Martin has announced that it is increasing employment at its Gaydon headquarters.
The firm is creating more than 100 jobs at tis manufacturing facility as it prepares to unleash its next generation of sportscars. The firm has only just revealed its DBS770 Ultimate, and comes nearly one year after it took on an additional 100 staff at its St. Athan facility to aid assembly of the DBX707.
Aston Martin is also celebrating its 110th anniversary this year, which is set to see the firm launch what it states are some highly anticipated models.
Aston Martin states this recruitment drive will include an offer of full-time permanent employment to its agency colleagues currently working at Aston Martin sites on a temporary basis, including those who have supported the ramp-up of DBX707 production in St. Athan.
The firm is creating more than 100 jobs at tis manufacturing facility as it prepares to unleash its next generation of sportscars. The firm has only just revealed its DBS770 Ultimate, and comes nearly one year after it took on an additional 100 staff at its St. Athan facility to aid assembly of the DBX707.
Aston Martin is also celebrating its 110th anniversary this year, which is set to see the firm launch what it states are some highly anticipated models.
Aston Martin states this recruitment drive will include an offer of full-time permanent employment to its agency colleagues currently working at Aston Martin sites on a temporary basis, including those who have supported the ramp-up of DBX707 production in St. Athan.
