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Oil prices could have a negative impact on recruitment in the sector, which may add to the UK’s woes, hindered as it is by a cap on migration

The Eurozone, the US and most of the Western world are struggling with a debt crisis. What does this have to do with the price of fish or more pertinently oil? Quite a bit actually. The sector’s fortunes and recruitment prospects are tied to the price of oil. For the moment, competition for talent is intensifying with the UK hindered by a cap on migration but Middle East...

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