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Contractor opportunities in Scotland led by oil and gas and video games
Contractor demand in Scotland is being driven by Aberdeen’s oil and gas industry and Dundee’s video games sector, with worsening contractor shortages.
�economic recovery continues.” By sector, the core contracting disciplines of IT & computing and engineering� �date shortages,” continues Chaplin, “offering new contract opportunities to contractors elsewhere in the UK�
Category: News | Mon, 20 Oct 2014

Contractors with technical and engineering skills in short supply, says JobsOutlook
Contractors with technical and engineering skills, alongside professionals and managers, are in short supply, reports the latest REC JobsOutlook.
�hese hard to source skills will have the greatest contract opportunities in the coming months. This is accor�
Category: News | Wed, 22 Oct 2014

Contractors underpin new ‘lean’ workforce strategies adopted by contracting clients
Contractors offer increased capacity and specialist skills to contracting clients that increasingly adopt lean workforce strategies, says the REC.
�and access to specialist and strategic skills to contracting clients. This is according to the Recruitment and� �.15 million people were working on a temporary or contract assignment they secured via a recruitment agency.�
Category: News | Tue, 28 Oct 2014

ContractorCalculator Market Report November 2014
Contractors are in increasing demand across all contracting disciplines. Skills shortages, particularly in Scotland, offer a range of opportunities.
�ovide increased capacity and specialist skills to contracting clients that are adopting lean workforce strategi� �short supply. “Hourly pay for people on temporary contracts has risen at the fastest pace for nearly seven ye� �ing and finance, construction, engineering and IT contract skills are in short supply. “Hourly pay for peopl�
Category: News | Tue, 04 Nov 2014

Contractor skills shortages and falling availability drive sustained prospects
Contractor skills shortages and falling candidate availability continue to improve contractor prospects after 18 successive months of demand growth.
�rsening skills shortages particularly in the core contracting disciplines of engineering, IT, finance and inter� �ills. “This is contributing to an already buoyant contract market, but it is also worsening skills shortages�
Category: News | Mon, 10 Nov 2014

Contractors are firms first choice in new post-recession pattern
Firms are increasingly choosing to hire contractors by preference rather than hiring employees, showing a new post-recession pattern.
�com crash as the start of the noughties here as I contracted through this – suggests that contractors do very� �Contracting clients are choosing to hire contractors as their�
Category: News | Tue, 11 Nov 2014

IT and finance contractors benefit from Scotland’s financial sector recovery
IT and finance contractors are benefitting from the bounceback of Scotland’s financial sector, shows October 2014’s Bank of Scotland Report on Jobs.
�services, after the software business. Other core contracting sectors are also performing strongly. According t�
Category: News | Mon, 17 Nov 2014

Contract opportunities grow as skills shortages worsen in key contracting disciplines
Contractor skills shortages worsen, creating new contract opportunities in engineering, technical, IT and management, says October’s REC JobsOutlook.
�increasing new contract opportunities in the core contracting disciplines of engineering and technical, IT and� �ted who have an increasing number of high quality contracts to choose from as a result. “However, it is less� �or skills shortages are leading to increasing new contract opportunities in the core contracting disciplines�
Category: News | Wed, 19 Nov 2014

ContractorCalculator Market Report December 2014
Contractors across most sectors are experiencing sustained and increasing demand for their services as candidate and skills shortages persist.
�es in IT, engineering, construction and technical contracting quietly persist, sustaining and driving up demand� �that are resulting in an increasing number of new contracts for core contracting disciplines Financial and IT� �ery of Scotland’s financial sector is providing a contract bonanza for IT and financial contractors, says Oc�
Category: News | Tue, 02 Dec 2014

Oil and gas contractors must focus on niche skills as contract market softens
Oil and gas contractors must focus on building niche skills to ensure they stay in contract as markets soften, says the 21st AGCC Oil & Gas Survey.
�economical.” Although 57% of operators and 54% of contracting and services firms increased their headcount over� �velop it quickly, with a clear strategy to target contracts that will remain highly paid.” The situation for� �s and engineering skills to ensure they remain in contract. Falling confidence and a focus on cost reduction�
Category: News | Wed, 03 Dec 2014

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