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Analysis of the latest issues that are driving and influencing careers in infrastructure
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ORR appoints interim chief exec
The Office of Road and Rail has confirmed the appointment of Joanna Whittington as its interim chief executive, ahead of the search for a permanent chief exec which is expected to start in the summer.Read more -
HCA chief executive departs for infrastructure finance role
Andy Rose is to leave his post as chief executive of the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), to take up a new role in global infrastructure finance.Read more -
Wanted: construction commissioner to handle complaints for HS2
HS2 Ltd is recruiting an independent construction commissioner to look into any complaints during the building of Britain’s new high speed rail network.Read more -
Eyes wide open
Thirty two students and apprentices have just enjoyed student week at Tony Gee and Partners which involved an 850 mile tour of Britain to experience all that civil engineering has to offer. Jackie Whitelaw reports.Read more -
Year 7s show off their STEM skills
The first cohort of year 7 students at an academy focused on Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths education showcased their determination to conquer the difficulties of engineering.Read more -
Embracing a new world of flexible working
New flexible working patterns are critical to ensuring that businesses across infrastructure and the built environment retain the best and most diverse workforce. Sara Harraway explains the challenge of getting it right.Read more -
Back to school and perceptions of engineering careers are looking up
The skills challenge may be improving but it isn’t going away. This is not a moment for firms to sit quietly at the back of the class, says Antony Oliver.Read more -
Closing the gender pay gap: Construction must have its say!
The deadline for submissions to the government’s consultation into tackling the UK gender pay gap closes on 6 September. Dorte Rich Jørgensen says industry must engage with views to help tackle this longstanding problem.Read more -
Career path: Rosario Barcena, Tony Gee and Partners
Rail, and particularly the high speed variety, runs throughout Rosario Barcena’s career from her start in Spain to her job as regional director with Tony Gee and Partners.Read more -
My working life – Catherine Whitehead, senior engineer, Tony Gee and Partners
Work experience as a sponsored student helped Catherine Whitehead confirm that she was making the right career choice.Read more
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