Posts Tagged ‘construction professionals’
Tool Hire Recruitment can Shore up Supply of Tradespeople
Tool hire recruitment is part of arguably one of the UK’s most important vertical markets, as those tools are often used by tradespeople in construction work on new affordable housing for British families. However, the Federation of Master Builders has reported that a two-year upward trend within the building industry may be under threat from…
Read MoreIndustry Calls for Push on Tool Hire Recruitment
Young people entering jobs in tool hire might be surprised by just how much they are valued by those in the construction industry, following the news that the sector is calling for a push on tool hire recruitment in the immediate future. Hire Association Europe have teamed up with JCB to do just that, with…
Read MoreWater Efficiency a Priority for Those with Jobs in Tool Hire
Individuals working in jobs in tool hire disciplines could see greater demand for plumbing tools in the years to come, as the UK’s weather becomes more extreme, and water efficiency increases in importance. Already in 2013, the weather has mirrored that of 2012 – and whereas last year started very dry, followed by a very wet…
Read MoreProperty Development Fund Could Help with Plant Hire Recruitment in Wales
Plant hire recruitment in Wales could receive a boost thanks to a £10 million influx of financing through the newly established Property Development Fund. The fund has been set up to help support small construction firms in Wales as the industry begins to ‘turn a corner’ following the recent turbulent economic times. Its creation has…
Read MoreConstruction Upswing May Boost Plant Hire Jobs
Plant hire jobs are likely to increase in number in the months to come, with construction professionals’ expectations of workloads and employment both showing an upswing. According to the RICS UK Construction Market Survey, Q1 2013, the percentage of chartered surveyors who expect the industry’s employment figures to rise over the coming 12 months is…
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