Construction has typically been regarded as the sector which is most resistant to adopting new technology. In fact, according to research from the McKinsey Global Institute, the architecture, engineering, construction…
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About 7% of the world’s labour force is employed in the construction industry, meaning that it represents a major industry within the world’s economy. According to research by McKinsey, individuals…
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We recently predicted that AI will become the technology to most significantly impact the temp work markets and our core sectors in forthcoming years. As part of our latest blog…
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As part of our blog series all about how AI will impact our five core sectors, we aim to inform our candidates all about how this technology will transform the…
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What our clients need to know about the use of AI in the engineering sector Recently, we predicted that AI will become the most prevalent technology to impact the temp…
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One of the changes planned as part of the Government’s Good Work Plan, which sets out a vision for the future of the UK labour market, is for the ‘Swedish…
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According to figures from the Department for Education, engineering and technology students from Havering College of Further and Higher Education command a higher average salary than graduates of any other…
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The UK now works longer hours than any other European country barring Greece. Statistics body Eurostat found that the average full-time UK employee clocks up 42.5 hours a week versus…
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