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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
NOVEMBER 17, 2011
Train4TradeSkills release National Job Survey
London, UK – 16th November 2011 – A study into the career satisfaction of British workers reveals that 28% are not satisfied with their current job and only one in four have no plans to change their career in the next five years. The research, carried out among 1,200 British workers and commissioned by Train4TradeSkills, also discovered that only 39% are in their ideal job. Workers in leisure and hospitality are some of the most satisfied, with 27% of workers in this sector agreeing they are very satisfied with their job, followed by 24% in manufacturing and IT.
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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
MARCH 8, 2012
Council Contractors to Create New Building and Construction Jobs
Building work will begin in June this year, creating new jobs and boosting the local economy. Portfolio holder for housing, Cllr Ann Webb, shared a great deal of optimism about the project which will bring real benefits to the whole area by creating new jobs and helping the local community. Stevenage Borough Council has signed a £26 million housing redevelopment scheme to modernise and improve thousands of council houses in the town by the end of 2015. The Council has invested a total of £33 million on home improvements. This will make homes more modern and energy efficient.
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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
SEPTEMBER 5, 2011
Train4TradeSkills News: George Osborne wants to reform planning and create 200,000 construction jobs
The government plan to create 200,000 new construction jobs by revamping the planning system for house building. This is our opportunity to unlock the new investment and new jobs the country needs. Mr Osborne told the Financial Times: “No-one should underestimate our determination to win this battle. We cannot afford to miss it.”. But what do you think?
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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
NOVEMBER 17, 2011
Train4TradeSkills release Jobs survey for the Midlands
Train4TradeSkills today launched it’s National Job Survey to look at employment in the UK and the career satisfaction of British Workers. Here’s what the study found for the Midlands: London, UK – 17 November 2011 – A study into the career satisfaction of British workers has revealed the West Midlands is a region of job-lovers, with 79% agreeing they are satisfied in their current job. In contrast, the East Midlands languishes at the bottom of the career satisfaction league table, with two thirds of workers agreeing they are satisfied with their job.
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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
NOVEMBER 18, 2011
Train4TradeSkills release Jobs survey: What it means for Scotland
Train4TradeSkills today launched it’s National Job Survey to look at employment in the UK and the career satisfaction of British Workers. Here’s what the study found for Scotland: • Workers in Scotland rate job enjoyment ahead of salary. Only 16% of workers in Scotland agree they are happy with their current job. London, UK – 18 November 2011 – A study into the career satisfaction of British workers reveals that 28% are not satisfied with their current job and only one in four have no plans to change their career in the next five years. Related articles.
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TRAIN4TRADESKILLS
SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
Train4TradeSkills News: Manchester City’s new academy to create construction jobs
High-flying Manchester City are set to build a new training centre, which will create new construction jobs in the area. The young players may struggle to break into Man City’s first team and oust the likes of Sergio Aguero, Edin Dzeko, Carlos Tevez and David Silva, but at least the new training centre will create new jobs. 160 new construction jobs are set to be created, with the majority (70%) of jobs for local people. Notable graduates from Man City’s academy include Micah Richards, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Joey Barton.
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