All Careers articles – Page 76
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NewsObama plans $700bn construction programme to beat recession
President-elect to 'lay groundwork for long-term growth' by building infrastructure
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NewsA case for undergraduate trainee schemes
Education counts, but it needs to be combined with work experience
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NewsHow to survive the recession
The current economic climate is affecting the progress of sustainability in the UK
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NewsHOK Sport director leaves for the Middle East
Man who helped win Wembley and Olympic stadium jobs quits architect to take up post in Abu Dhabi
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NewsDoyle boss makes shock exit as firm rethinks growth plan
Chairman Stef Stefanou will take up chief executive role after Rob Johnson departs
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Appointments: Chartered Institute of Building names new COO
Also: Balfour Beatty and NG Bailey announce latest promotions and appointments
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NewsDavis Langdon cuts 90 UK jobs
Gleeds is also doing a review of its UK offices with redundancies expected
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ConstructionSkills makes £4m loss as grant payments soar
Training body ConstructionSkills is set to suffer a deficit of about £4m this year instead of the surplus it expected, it is understood.
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NewsOne in five workers face redundancy before 2011
Government holds urgent talks with industry ahead of pre-Budget report as crisis deepens
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints three for planning team
Consultant hopes to strengthen its Local Development Frameworks and Planning Policy Advice sectors
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NewsGleeson cuts more jobs after £9.6m writedown
Regeneration company will move head office from Hampshire to Sheffield in bid to cut costs
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NewsCapita Symonds appoints director for Library of Birmingham scheme
Consultant hires associate director of project management to lead £193m library project in Birmingham
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NewsBalfour Beatty promotes McNaughton to chief operating officer
Former MD moves up from 1 January, reporting to chief executive Ian Tyler
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NewsWolseley to cut 2,300 more jobs
Over 200 branches will also close as profit falls 45% at international materials supplier
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NewsMcBains Cooper appoints directors for new Leeds and Glasgow offices
Consultant plans to expand in northern and Scottish markets with new regional offices
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NewsCBI predicts 'deeper and longer' recession
Revised forecast shows 9% out of work and interest rates slashed to 1.5%
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NewsTube Lines chief Terry Morgan to chair Crossrail
New chairman will take over from Doug Oakervee in November 2009
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FeaturesWhere it hurts – where is the downturn doing most damage?
Emily Wright and Muireann Bolger assess the pain region by region – with only the city of Durham showing any signs of good health
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FeaturesHow bad can it be? The nineties recession vs the noughties crunch
Remember 1991? For those now starting their careers, it may have been a time of cartoon turtles and spinning hedgehogs, but for older workers it was all about a recession that left the industry on its knees. Emily Wright spoke to both old and young to find out how they’re ...