Careers

Join Our Team and Grow Your Career

At Fairhurst we value and nurture our expanding team. We offer flexible working hours, competitive rates of pay, holiday allowance increasing with length of service, pension plan, life assurance, and free on-site parking.

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We are an accredited training provider with ICAEW (ACA), ACCA and AAT and are committed to providing the highest standard of learning, training, and career development for our students. We also ensure our existing qualified members are given all the resources they need to meet their CPD requirements.

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Our employee assistance programme offers access to well-being, counselling, GP and physiotherapy services. We also offer a benefits package including cycle to work schemes and discount clubs.

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We support local charities such as Wigan Youth Zone (Silver Patron) and hold regular charity fundraising and staff social events. We are also proud sponsors of the Wigan Warriors Academy & Scholarship teams. 

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We are always interested in receiving CV’s from high calibre recruits at all levels. If you are interested in joining the team, then please email your CV to: careers@fairhurstaccountants.com

Current Vacancies

Assistant Accounts Manager (Small Business Unit)

Accounts Senior (Small Business Unit)

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