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AMP8 is accelerating a workforce crisis the water sector can’t afford to ignore

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Adam Cave
Jun 03, 2026 · 6 mins read

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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The Middle Eastern conflict, energy volatility and what it means for recruitment in the energy sector

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Lauren Maddocks
May 12, 2026 · 7 mins read

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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AMP8: Year 0 — A Slow Start with High Stakes

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Adam Cave
May 05, 2026 · 8 mins read

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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How can energy firms retain their female staff?

With the retention of female professionals in the energy industry dropping, this blog looks at the reasons why firms are struggling to hold onto talent and what they can do to reverse this trend

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Managing public affairs in a tough economy

Managing public affairs in a tough economy is no easy task, but with the right person at the helm, businesses can navigate any national event or crisis.

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Lauren Maddocks
Mar 16, 2023 · 4 mins read
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What's the latest: UK green tech news

Green technology is revolutionising the engineering and energy fields. In this article, we round up some of the latest UK developments in green tech and the impact on engineering jobs and skills.

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A candidate short market: Are your salary brackets costing you talent?

Potential candidates now have the bargaining power and have a refreshed set of expectations with regards to elements they consider to be ‘deal breakers’ such as flexible working and salary. So, what can you do to attract the very best engineering candidates and gain a competitive edge?