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The French Connection – Design Project Manager Job in Paris

March 26th, 2010 by Barry Potier

We have an urgent requirment to work for one of the most established and respected companies in the construction industry, with offices worldwide.,who are looking to recruit a Senior Design Project Manger / Project Manager to be based from their offices in Paris, France with a package of between €85-95,000 per annum.

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You will be working for a globalised organisation who commenced operations in London in 1989 and since then have built a reputation for delivering award winning new build, refurbishment and fit out projects for owners, occupiers and developers. They have a passion for achieving excellence and their specialised teams deliver projects that vary in size, scope and technical complexity with a commitment to service and quality on each and every project.

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Additional Winter Olympics 2014 Vacancies Just Released

February 5th, 2010 by Barry Potier

Release of three additional positions for the Russian Winter Olympics 2014.

These are for Cost Managers and System Cost Managers paying $1,200 and $950 per month respectively and Construction Managers at $1,200 per month who have Hotel, Residential, Landfill, M&E and Pumping Station experience.

All of these positions will best suit Russian Nationals or Russian Expatriots currently working abroad.

To find our more please email Susan Cardy at scardy@resourcing-solutions.com alternatively you can apply on-line by Clicking Here 

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Lord Young Backs Recruitment Agencies

November 26th, 2009 by Barry Potier

The most fundamental right is to have a job but this must be balanced against fairness and the rights of workers, Lord Young, minister for postal affairs and employment relations at the department for business, innovation and skills (BIS), told the REC National Convention in London today.

He told the audience of around 200 delegates that the government recognised that many workers enjoy agency work, as it gives them the flexibility and an opportunity to re-enter the labour market: “I see recruitment agencies making a positive contribution to this.” (more…)

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New Zealand needs candidates experienced in the Roads and Highways Sector

October 20th, 2009 by Barry Potier

Imagine living in a unique land, full of of breathtaking scenery. New Zealand has craggy coastlines, sweeping golden beaches, verdant rainforests, snow-capped alpine mountains, gurgling volcanic pools, fuming active volcanoes, flashing fish-filled rivers and glacier-fed lakes, all beneath a brilliant blue sky.

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Pair this with a thriving indigenous culture, bustling cosmopolitan cities, traditional towns and friendly people with a distinct lust for life and you have an outstanding and unusual combination.

We currently have some wonderful opportunities for skilled workers in the Roads and Highways Sector who are interested in moving to New Zealand.

If you are experienced in any of the following disciplines, please contact Susan Cardy on 0118 932 0100 for further information or apply online.

  • Project Managers
  • Designers
  • Senior MX Designers
  • Senior Bridge Designers
  • Transportation Planners
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UK’s Immigration Points System set to kill off young Migrant Workers

August 18th, 2009 by Barry Potier

British companies look set to suffer collateral damage in the government’s rush to demonstrate its credentials as tough on immigration. The switch to a new points based system, meant to bar all but the best and most needed workers from outside the European Union, was being planned long before Gordon Brown controversially threw his weight behind British jobs for British Workers two years ago.

Indeed, the government has sought to take a more hard line approach since the 2005 election, drawing up a working visa regime that was straightforward and objective about whom it allowed into the country. Despite that gestation period, leading immigration specialists argue that the system was rushed into existence last year, largely for political reasons. (more…)

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Strikes set to disrupt Olympics and Crossrail

June 12th, 2009 by Barry Potier

Work on hundreds of sites across the country, thought to include the Olympics and Crossrail, could be brought to a halt by strike action proposed for later in the summer. (more…)

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Small Firms Urged To Sign Up To Government Contracts

February 16th, 2009 by Barry Potier

A recent release from Supply2.Gov.UK is urging small firms (SMEs) to sign up for the Governments Supply2.Gov.UK website to take advantage of the 1000’s of public sector contracts available. A call to action which has been heavily supported by the newly appointed Government Business Secretary Lord Mandelson who said “Every year the Government spends many billions of pounds on public sector contracts. It is vital that we actively help small and medium sized companies take advantage of these business opportunities. In the current economic climate this is more important than ever. SMEs often have smaller overheads, local knowledge and great flexibility. Often they can offer the public sector better value for money than big business.” (more…)

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Our Client Survey Results

February 16th, 2009 by Barry Potier

A detailed survey taken across a total sample of 65 clients confirmed the following rationale for naming Resourcing Solutions as their number one recruitment provider.

87% of our clients say that the primary reason for using us is our ability to connect with the right candidates and the depth of our database. (more…)

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