Churchill Group’s specialist security division, Amulet, has signed up as a Supporter of the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter. Founded in 2019 as an initiative from the Mayor of Greater Manchester, the voluntary membership and assessment scheme is for the ...
Read More »JLL to drive FM services across Rolls-Royce’s real estate portfolio in six countries
Global real estate adviser, JLL, has secured a long-term contract with Rolls-Royce, the multinational power and propulsion business, to run global facilities management operations across the company’s real estate portfolio in China, Germany, India, Singapore, the United Kingdom and the ...
Read More »Innovation and inclusivity key pillars of DCC’s contract win with Network Rail
Direct Corporate Clothing (DCC) has won a major four + four-year contract to provide a full range of protective workwear and footwear for Network Rail. The multi-million-pound tender win, which was secured after an extensive tender process and wearer trials, sees ...
Read More »Amadeus stays on at major zoo attraction
NEC Group’s event catering company, Amadeus, has been awarded a two-year contract extension at Dudley Zoo. The extension will mark a 12-year relationship at Dudley Zoological Gardens, a 40-acre zoo located within the grounds of Dudley Castle, which is a ...
Read More »Amey awarded Gold Skills Builder Excellence Mark
The infrastructure services and engineering company has been awarded the Gold Excellence Mark by Skills Builder Partnership, which recognises organisations that demonstrate best practice in embedding essential skills – such as problem solving and teamwork – into recruitment, staff development, ...
Read More »First British Standard for indoor environmental quality welcomed by BESA
The creation of the first British Standard for health and wellbeing in buildings has been welcomed by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA). BS40102 (part one) gives recommendations for measuring, monitoring, and reporting indoor environmental quality (IEQ) in all types ...
Read More »Over half of permanent employees now open to leaving their job for a better paid contract role
Over half of permanent employees (58 per cent) in full-time work have stated that they would consider switching to a contract role for the right pay, with 43 per cent stating that the primary driver is the current economic climate. ...
Read More »Amey joins DWP SWAPs initiative
Amey is working with the Department for Work and Pension’s (DWP) to deliver a Sector-Based Work Academy Programme (SWAPs). Launched by the DWP in 2013, SWAPs provides people with the opportunity to learn new skills and gain real-life experience in ...
Read More »Rising demand and skills shortage jeopardising engineering services industry
Electrotechnical businesses are growing more concerned about labour shortages amid the continuing economic squeeze, according to the latest engineering services industry survey. The survey backed by leading trade bodies ECA, BESA, SELECT and SNIPEF, reveals while reported turnover figures indicate ...
Read More »Research findings ask is working from home harming our health?
According to new research from global food services firm, Compass Group and global market intelligence agency Mintel, UK employees who work from home are more likely to eat indulgent foods, snack between meals, and work longer hours than their workplace-based colleagues. ...
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