Finding a production operator job is easier than ever, thanks to the wide variety of roles on offer with s1jobs. These range from positions setting up and maintaining machines to processing all manner of produce, such as electrical components or food and drink. Then there are promoted posts that see supervisors and managers ensuring the […]
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How good are you at telling a story? Can you take a bundle of random facts and thread them into a compelling tale? Do you have a terrific turn of phrase and a witty way with words? Then you’re probably a criminal defence lawyer. But you might also be a writer. Lots of legal eagles
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When not studying hard to grasp the fundamentals of electrical, mechanical, civil or any other kind of engineering, undergraduates and apprentices are well known for their passion for playing hard and embracing the good life. Yes, there’s nothing quite like engineers having a party in the students’ union. Thankfully, this sense of positivity doesn’t stop
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Aptitude Test. No two words put together – with the exception of Fifty Shades – are more guaranteed to make your knees knock and heart race. But once you’ve identified a top engineering vacancy on s1jobs, chances are you’ll discover in the job spec or letter inviting you for interview that aptitude tests are standard.
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Law firm BTO Solicitors has promoted Jennifer Whitelaw to Partner. As part of BTO’s commercial property team, Ms Whitelaw has more than 22 years’ experience of development and residential conveyancing. She acts for clients including housebuilders, social landlords, and charities. Chairman Alan Borthwick said: “Jennifer’s sound knowledge and experience enable her to guide clients through
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After a rash of forecasts for the oil and gas industry that were bleaker than an EastEnders plotline, changes in the way the sector is run have led to increased estimates for production. The current thinking is that, between now and 2050, almost 12 billion barrels of oil and the gas equivalent could be recovered.
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Despite changes in the energy market, including the rise of renewables, Scotland’s oil and gas industry is as vital as ever to the UK economy. Of course, changes have had to be made to the way the sector operates in order to give it a fighting chance – and this means job openings appearing in
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There’s nothing like the end of winter to get us making plans faster than Donald Trump can speed dial his bedtime cheeseburger. Now we’re out of hibernation and into Spring, there are fleeces to banish to the back of the wardrobe, summer holidays to consider and fitness goals to reach. This is a time of
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It’s a scenario familiar to anyone who works in public relations. You’ve spent weeks preparing a sophisticated PR plan and then, when they get in front of the cameras, your client opens their mouth and puts their foot right in it. Think of this as the Boris Johnson Effect, a wild-card client with an ability
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Easter is over, spring has sprung and yet we just can’t shake the snow, wind and rain. Scottish weather: the gift that keeps on giving! It’s little surprise most of us spend the daily commute daydreaming of summer holidays. And when that day comes we’ll double check the passports are present and correct and teabags
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