All Careers articles – Page 83
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FeaturesTop 150 Contractors and Housebuilders 2008
It looks like we’re in for nasty weather. Problem is, most of the the industry has only known bright, bright sunshiny days. So what can the people who went through the misery of the early nineties teach them?
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News£41.5m loss propels Fison out of Skanska top job
UK chief exec to be replaced immediately after global boss dissatisfied with British first-half loss
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NewsCorus Student Design Awards winners announced
Cardiff, Southampton and Nottingham pick up prizes for structures, bridges and architecture
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NewsBut I've got a sustificate! A day in the life of a DEC trainee
Being trained as a Display Energy Certificate assessor isn't all fun and games, as our Building reporter was to discover
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NewsInternational salary guide 2008: Run!
So there’s a recession coming, the cost of living is rising and my guess is it’s probably raining. Has there ever been a better time to find out how much you could be earning overseas? Thom Gibbs presents this year’s Hays Construction & Property international salary guide
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FeaturesHow to find happiness
A recent survey found that construction workers are more miserable in their jobs than anyone else. But fear not, here’s Building’s comprehensive guide to happiness, plus an indispensable quiz to find out how bad things really are.
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Industry hits 18-year low as prices rise and demand cools
Effect of the market downturn is spreading beyond housebuilders as industry activity goes into reverse
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NewsRider Levett Bucknall appoints five
Also: Litchfield Consultants takes on a managing director for London
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NewsAustralia welcomes UK and Irish construction workers with new visas
Government makes changes to Second Working Holiday Visa to encourage construction workers in light of recent credit crunch
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F+G appoints two CDM co-ordinators in Warrington
Consultant strengthens its North-west health and safety team with new appointments
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NewsStyles & Wood cuts 45 jobs and restructures board
New boss believes redundancies and bolstered management board will ‘keep business healthy’
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FeaturesWe did it our way - Charettes
Charrettes are the new face of collaborative planning, bringing together artists, architects and town planners to thrash out a development plan for an area. But do they work?
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RICS modernises with new governance
Members give new modern corporate structure overwhelming approval
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Council construction workers threaten strike action
Unions to ballot workers over restrictions to public-sector pay increases
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NewsStudent events at the London Festival of Architecture - June and July
Over 600 architectural talks, installations and events celebrating the city's urban past, present and future
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NewsPeter Goodacre becomes RICS president
Goodacre takes up his post alongside Max Croft as senior vice-president
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Hyder Consulting appoints chief executive
Consultant hires Ivor Catto from Atkins to replace Tim Wade in December
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Sir Howard Bernstein to head up Blackpool regeneration body
Manchester city council chief exec will step down from Olympic Delivery Authority board
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NewsCurrie & Brown hires Middle East recruitment manager
Consultant steps up plans to generate half its global turnover by 2011 from the Middle East