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With workforce shortages rising and AMP8 timelines compressing, the water sector faces a growing talent crisis. Discover why strategic, collaborative hiring is essential.
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Geopolitical volatility is reshaping hiring in the energy sector. This article explores how policy, corporate affairs and leadership capability demands are evolving in response.
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What we're hearing about AMP8 doesn't match the official narrative. Stalled programmes, draining talent, and the workforce crisis the sector must confront.
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The water industry is facing a talent crisis, with 70% of engineers considering moving to other sectors like renewables, nuclear, and oil & gas within the next two years.
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This blog looks at some of the key findings from our inaugural report into the state of the water industry recruitment market
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This blog looks at how financial services public policy will shift in the coming years as a result of the election and the growth of fintech and what this will mean for future skills requirements.
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This blog looks at how the shortage of electrical engineers in renewable industries could affect the UK’s transition toward net zero carbon
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This blog looks at Murray McIntosh's specialist water engineering recruitment services and how we support both businesses and candidates.
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This blog looks at how public policy professionals will be impacted by the spring budget and general election and what skills they need to get ahead
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This blog looks at how water industry recruitment is set to benefit from a major investment into the industry and how employers can attract more professionals to want to work for them
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This article outlines how a renewed focus on innovation by some of the sector’s leading organisations will impact skills demand in the future.
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This blog reviews some of the headline announcements made at the first ever British Water annual conference and outlines what the direction of travel means for demand for water industry skills