With just two potential applicants for every accounting role, firms in Manchester and Nottingham are bearing the brunt of the talent shortage, new research ...
Smaller cities and towns that offer recruits the opportunity to work from home but also in a pleasant environment seem to have a much greater pull, according to our feedback. Perception, purpose, diversity and development all matter in bringing the best people to the profession. It’s also disappointing that the big university cities don’t seem to have a steady stream of graduates and professionals looking to work there.”
President William Ruto on Thursday, March 23, stated that his government is in the process of hiring 1,300 Technical and Vocational Education and Training ...
- Clampdown23 March 2023 - 7:38 pm - Exposed23 March 2023 - 7:46 pm "Most of you teachers are paid by the college.
Monongalia County Sheriff Perry Palmer said his department needs to hire six deputies to be fully staffed. He hopes to find some candidates for those positions ...
Brandon Baker is a top Oregon target and is building relationships with the new offensive line staff in Eugene.
Commons, formerly Joro, is a climate-tech company that allows users to track their carbon footprint. CTO Nick Reavill explained why environment-focused ...
"Don't let technology be the master of your business," he said. And don't be nervous to do an experiment and see how it works." "It's more about policy and access to funding or even a sort of educational understanding amongst the general public." "When things get bigger, and things become much more complex, you have to introduce more powerful and, in some ways, more constraining tools," Reavill said. A common sign of internal strain is when training new employees on standard technology tools becomes a burden. And while a business working on carbon capture might need to introduce new tools frequently, for a value-driven company like Commons, that's not at the top of the to-do list. "I very deliberately try to avoid introducing those into the company, because they add on unnecessary cost, unnecessary complexity and not necessarily, for what we're trying to achieve, a huge benefit." Overall, Reavill said, technology is a tool. "Your use of technology is provisional," he told Insider. By embracing standardized technology across your organization, he added, it becomes simpler to work with skilled professionals across varying time zones. "It should be serving your needs as they change and as you grow. Although some CEOs are [skeptical about remote work](https://www.businessinsider.com/marc-andreessen-remote-work-not-good-life-for-young-workers-2023-2), Reavill believes more tech leaders should embrace it.
The Warwickshire-Birmingham recruitment launches this month, with the 100 new roles adding to Balfour Beatty Vinci's (BBV's) 300-strong tunnelling team,
[redundancies were planned by contractors working at HS2's Euston station site](https://www.newcivilengineer.com/latest/hs2-redundancies-begin-at-euston-station-as-impact-of-rephasing-hits-20-03-2023/), following the government’s decision to rephase the works on the terminus. The Warwickshire-Birmingham recruitment launches this month, with the 100 new roles adding to Balfour Beatty Vinci's (BBV's) 300-strong tunnelling team, which recently completed a 1.6km bore in Warwickshire. We are an incubator for talent here at BBV, and we look forward to welcoming and developing ten new recruits on this exciting mission.”
Watts, who has been Senior Academy Manager since 2019, will work closely with Director of Rugby Pat Lam on retention and recruitment planning, ...
The skills, leadership and attention to detail that he has shown throughout that process make Gethin the ideal person to take this role forward for the Bears.” Director of Rugby, Pat Lam, said: “When I arrived here, we set up a recruitment and retention process that’s been working well. Posted: Thursday, March 23rd 2023
A poll found that 44% of employers in Ontario would consider someone based on potential instead of actual qualifications and experience.
“With over 150,000 jobs added to the economy this year, coupled with record levels of unemployment in the wider Ontario area, fears are growing that there is not enough local talent to support the growth of the region,” the survey said. [Robert Walters](https://www.robert-walters.ca/), found that 44 per cent of employers in the province would consider someone based on their potential instead of actual qualifications and experience. However, a new survey said that there’s a talent and skill shortage in Ontario and that Toronto has seen a 22 per cent increase in the number of new job roles that are still vacant due to this reason.
Under the leadership efforts of Los Alamos Deputy Fire Chief Wendy Servey and Division Chief (Training) Benjamin Stone and buy in from across the ranks, ...
Photo by Louisa Martinez/LAFD](https://ladailypost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LAFD-03-22-23-5.jpg) Photo by Louisa Martinez/LAFD](https://ladailypost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LAFD-03-22-23-3.jpg) [Scene of recruits training in the field. Photo by Chief Kelly Sterna/LAFD](https://ladailypost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LAFD-03-22-23-2.jpg) [Scene of recruits training in the field. Photo by Josh Sammons/LAFD](https://ladailypost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/LAFD-03-22-23-1.jpg) Readers will find details about the department on LAFD’s website including the fact that LAFD has been serving Los Alamos County since 1989 and is considered one of the best fire departments in New Mexico. “The other reason is how absolutely great the people are that I work with at LAFD.