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From April 2026, PAYE and NIC liability may shift to agencies or hiring companies if umbrella providers fail to comply. Understand your risks and how a compliant recruitment partner safeguards your business.
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Discover the 2025 Water Industry Labour Report – essential reading for water utilities, contractors and engineers. Backed by responses from 4,391 professionals, it reveals critical skills shortages, rising job mobility, and urgent workforce gaps affecting AMP8 project delivery.
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The water industry's referral of OFWAT to the CMA is raising concerns about delays to AMP8, with hiring and supply chain activity slowing. Will this impact the labour market long-term? Read our analysis on the potential ripple effects and what the sector can expect next.
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Find out all the latest market trends in our inaugural Policy and Public Affairs Salary & Employment Report
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Find out all the latest salary information for engineering specialists in San Francisco
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Find out how water employers can attract new skills
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What are the key skills for policy and public affairs specialists in 2024?
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How will the dawn of a new era for the UK impact policy and public affairs recruitment?
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To anyone with more than a passing interest in the UK water industry, the news from last month that Ofwat was considering relaxing its performance metrics for AMP8 was met with surprise.
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This blog looks at what a victory for each of the three leading political parties would mean for public policy professionals and their roles.
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In response to the manifesto launches, Water by Murray – part of Murray McIntosh - has criticised the leading parties for a lack of focus on boosting the industry and its skills.
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This blog looks at some of the key findings from our inaugural report and looks at how employers can improve their recruitment and retention of specialist water engineers