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Scotland’s contracting market continues to polarise as recovery becomes “more robust”
Scotland’s contracting sector is becoming increasingly polarised as IT and engineering contractor demand pulls away from interim and finance sectors.
�tion. And the increase in demand across both core contracting sectors was ‘marked’, according to the report. In� �video games capital may signify an increase in IT contracts. Contractors were in shortest supply in Aberdeen,� �e highest increases in pay for both permanent and contract staff, showing that the laws of supply and demand�

Category: News | Mon, 20 May 2013


Contractors to see fresh contracts generated by Britain’s “new North Sea”
Contractors across all disciplines should benefit from the UK’s shale gas development, dubbed Britain’s “new North Sea” by the Institute of Directors.
�Getting shale gas working , highlights many core contracting disciplines as those most likely to benefit, such� �he UK, potentially generating 74,000 new jobs and contracts. A new Institute of Directors (IoD) report, Getti�

Category: News | Thu, 23 May 2013


Contractors in demand: Core contracting disciplines among top 10 hardest jobs to fill
IT, engineering, accountancy, finance and interim management roles all feature as ‘hard to fill’ in ManpowerGroup’s Annual Talent Shortage Survey.
�Core contracting disciplines, including IT, engineering, accountan� �f 35%. Contractors with in-demand skills may find contract markets in Germany and France attractive, as 35%�

Category: News | Wed, 29 May 2013


ContractorCalculator Market Report June 2013
Contractors continue to be in demand both in the UK and globally, with sectors such as energy and oil and gas performing particularly strongly.
�both in the UK and globally. So much so that core contracting disciplines appear in ManpowerGroup’s list of top� �titute of Directors is predicting that 74,000 new contracts and jobs will be created, many in core contractor� �e by making them permanent employees, rather than contract staff.” Despite increasingly damaging skills shor�

Category: News | Tue, 04 Jun 2013


Contractor demand bounced back in May, with recruiters optimistic about rest of 2013
Contractor demand bounced back strongly in May, according to two key labour market surveys: APSCo’s monthly trends and the REC/KPMG Report on Jobs.
�billings recovered following a fall in April, and contract rates increased. “This month’s data is a strong i�

Category: News | Mon, 10 Jun 2013


IT and engineering contractor demand in Scotland surges ahead during May 2013
Recruiters report higher contract vacancies in Scotland, outperforming the rest of the UK, and with IT and engineering contractors in high demand.
�ecruiters in Scotland reported a higher number of contract vacancies in May 2013, with IT, engineering and c�

Category: News | Tue, 18 Jun 2013


IT and engineering contractor skills forecast to be in short supply during 2013
Skilled IT and engineering contractors are forecast to be in short supply this year as overall contractor demand stabilises, says the REC JobsOutlook.
�REC’s skills shortages league table. Overall, the contracting sector has stabilised, with 39% of contractor cli�

Category: News | Thu, 20 Jun 2013


ContractorCalculator Market Report July 2013
Contractors are in a ‘perfect storm’ of demand, rate rises and skills shortages, which benefits suitably skilled contractors, but less so UK plc.
�s factors which may hinder business growth.” Core contracting disciplines are leading the UK’s contract and job� �ny of the most effective contractors losing their contracts, or choosing to leave for the private sector. In� �t on Jobs shows recruiter billings increasing and contract rates rising APSCo’s monthly trends highlights re�

Category: News | Tue, 02 Jul 2013


Contractor demand reaches twenty-seven-month high as engineering takes the lead
Contactor demand reached a 27-month high during June as engineering takes the top spot in the demand league table, says the REC/KPMG Report on Jobs.
�G Report on Jobs had good news for all other core contracting disciplines, with sharp increases in demand for c� �s are turning contractors away from public sector contracts. “It’s often said that things happen ‘in threes’�

Category: News | Mon, 08 Jul 2013


New contract growth in Scotland at 21-month high: Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs
Contractor vacancies reached a 21-month high & rates increased at the fastest pace for six years, according to June’s Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs.
�cRae. Contractor demand increased across all core contracting sectors except for the interim management market,�

Category: News | Mon, 15 Jul 2013


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