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Constructive advice
... and less adversarial forms such as the new engineering contract (NEC) family that encourages the resolution of risk allocation and ...
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Constructive advice_2
... and less adversarial forms such as the new engineering contract (NEC) family that encourages the resolution of risk allocation and ...
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Constructive advice_3
... and less adversarial forms such as the new engineering contract (NEC) family that encourages the resolution of risk allocation and ...
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Examining the law
... damages); Taylor v Caldwell (doctrine of frustration of contract) and Donoghue v Stevenson (negligence liability). * Recent cases - ...
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RFIs in reverse
... functions, such as where a Scottish university places a contract on behalf of all UK universities. Most organisations in Scotland will ...
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A spring in its step for the UK economy - City Comment
... in, albeit perhaps partly fuelled by managed services contract wins, are welcome supporting evidence to recruiters that the recovery ...
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Fewer forms fare well with small firms
... SMEs should have sufficient capability to expand or contract in areas such as production and research according to the ...
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Titans of the recruitment world
... recruitment going back almost four decades. Starting as a contract consultant at SOS Bureau’s Glasgow office in 1980, his relentless ...
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Chancellor extends off-payroll rules to private sector
... the recruitment industry. It will put a huge strain on our contract and interim workforce and this may well deter candidates from going ... have opportunities to progress, irrespective of what type of contract they are on. We want to work with government to ensure that the levy ...
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The fall of NatWest - an insider’s account of a takeover battle, part 1
... on recruitment and pay rises, we will try to get rid of contract staff and cut back on consultants, travel and training. There is a ...