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Recruitment site dedicated to UK utilities sector

Oilandgasjobsearch.com, the leading job site for the worldwide oil and gas industry, has launched a new site dedicated to the UK utilities industry.

News from Utilityjobsearch.com, Jul 9, 2004

Website puts 1000-plus vacancies online

The new NES Online website structure has broken through the 1000 online vacancies barrier.

News from NES International/NES Overseas, Jul 7, 2004

Thumbs up for Government installer's scheme

The IEE has endorsed the Government's announcement that from 2005 anyone undertaking domestic electrical installation work in England and Wales must comply with Part P of the Building Regulations.

News from IEE (Institution of Electrical Engineers), Jul 5, 2004

Tully takes charge

UK specialist technical and engineering recruiter, NES International, has appointed Mark Tully as its new Managing Director.

News from NES International/NES Overseas, Jun 16, 2004

WorldSkills competitors gain licentiateship

Eight competitors from the team that represented the UK at the WorldSkills Competition in 2003 in the engineering trade, have been awarded the Licentiateship of City and Guilds.

News from UK Skills, May 24, 2004

Increased training helps fill widening skills gap

One in three employers (32%) are predicting major changes in their skill needs over the next two years, according to research from the Recruitment Confidence Index (RCI).

News from Cranfield University, May 14, 2004

Rising demand for labour fuels migration debate

The latest research from the Recruitment Confidence Index has found that UK recruitment activity is set to rise for the fourth quarter in a row.

News from Cranfield University, May 3, 2004

Welsh focus for technical support initiative

Joining Forces Wales is a major new technology transfer programme supported by the Welsh Development Agency.

News from TWI (The Welding Institute), Apr 27, 2004

Easy route to industry news and jobs

Two new, free services will make it much easier to scan the latest industry news and jobs announcements from top sources in engineering, mathematics and computing.

News from EEVL, Feb 11, 2004

Umbrella company solutions for UK contractors

Prosperity4 offers an innovative solution for contractors or temporary workers such as IT contractors and engineers.

News from Prosperity4, Feb 10, 2004

Skills deficit puts pressure on manufacturing

Recruitment expectations among UK manufacturers have reached an all-time high, but lack of engineers and production managers could thwart their expansion plans.

News from Cranfield University, Feb 9, 2004

Worldwide web recruiter wins locally

Jobsite.co.uk has once again been acknowledged as an Internet success story, this time for its outstanding business performance in the Portsmouth area.

News from Jobsite, Jan 28, 2004

Job insecurity spells time for change

The UK's workforce could be set to deliver a major shock to its employers as candidates are overwhelmingly insecure and are looking elsewhere as 2004 gets underway.

News from Jobsite, Jan 21, 2004

Engineering recruitment spans the globe

BBT describes itself as a truly international recruitment company which provides temporary and permanent staff to hundreds of organisations across the globe.

News from BBT (Beresford Blake Thomas), Dec 3, 2003

Restructuring puts the brakes on UK recruitment

A third of UK employers expect to restructure their businesses over the next 12 months, research from the Recruitment Confidence Index (RCI) has found.

News from Cranfield University, Nov 17, 2003

UK engineers are world class

A recent survey reveals that although people recognise the importance of training for a job, they actually spend more time training for sport or fitness than for work.

News from UK Skills, Nov 12, 2003

Recruitment exhibitions ready to roll

Final plans are now in place for The National Engineering Recruitment Exhibitions (NER) and The National Construction Recruitment Exhibitions (NCR).

News from Venture Marketing Group, Oct 22, 2003

Pioneering startup scheme goes UK-wide

A radical new business initiative could pave the way for universities throughout Britain to offer staff, students and alumni the opportunity to turn their ideas into successful businesses.

News from Enterprise Fellowship Scheme, Oct 17, 2003