All Careers articles – Page 63
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NewsCommunal creativity: Redundant architect forms design collective
The redundant architect has formed a design collective to inspire creativity and free thinking
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NewsRate your boss - take our quiz
Has your manager got what it takes to get your company through the recession? - Rate your leader in our psychology-based quiz
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NewsAtkins loses £10m through 1,200 job cuts
Despite loss group says profit growth remains in line with expectations and orders remain solid
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NewsPochin appoints John Moss as chief executive
Moss spent 12 years at Amec and will replace David Shaw who retires in May
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NewsPersimmon slashes boardroom pay by half
Housebuilder cuts pay to top directors as revised bonus targets are missed in 2008
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NewsTop firms wanted for Building’s 2009 Good Employer Guide
If you work for a great company tell us before April 20 and it could feature in our Good Employer Guide 2009
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NewsEC Harris hires associate partner
Cosultant appoints healthcare specialist with responsibility for Midlands projects
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NewsTravis Perkins appoints new non-executive director
Philip Jansen, former Sodexo chief operating officer, joins building materials firm
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News32% of architects are 'underemployed'
RIBA survey reveals fewer architects expect to cut staff than in February but warns of decline in work coming from abroad
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NewsBalfour boss breaks through £1m pay barrier
Ian Tyler took home £1.04m in 2008 as boardroom pay rose 24% to £3.4m
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Unions warn of summer strikes if pay demands are not met
A dispute over pay and conditions could lead to strike action on major infrastructure projects, construction unions have warned
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NewsHow the outsider became construction’s top boss
Paul Drechsler, Building’s 2009 chief executive of the year, talks about his five years with Wates
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FeaturesThe optimist: ACE's Nelson Ogunshakin
The worldwide downturn spells disaster for many British engineers. So why is ACE boss Nelson Ogunshakin still smiling?
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NewsCostain boss got £343,125 bonus in 2008
Andrew Wyllie sees his take-home pay rise 9% to £723,634 as overall board pay rises
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NewsBechtel Saudi to recruit 70 staff
Sabco bucks Middle East redundancy trend with extra staff for extension of Jubail Industrial City
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NewsJobCentre egg hunt prizes include site work licence
Southwark Easter event is branded demeaning for job seekers
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Fifty-seven more consortiums to offer C&BE diploma
Schools minister announcement will mean nearly 80% of young people can study for construction qualification
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NewsThree more QS giants slash staff salaries
Three of the industry’s most high-profile consultants, Davis Langdon, Cyril Sweett and Gardiner & Theobald, are making plans to cut salaries as the sector continues to battle the recession
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FeaturesStress relief: coping with the psychological impact of recession
The financial damage suffered by the industry is reflected in the emotional damage suffered by its workers. But big boys don’t cry, and they don’t seek help when they need it
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NewsZaha takes on Chipperfield boss
David Chipperfield’s managing director has left to take up a senior position at Zaha Hadid Architects