He can not deny that we are in a very difficult market at the moment. The constant “Doom,” as the trade press and do their best to ease the minds of even the best of us.
The best cut sector in recent months, civil engineering is no exception. In the case of some private companies for selection of “recruit from within” before looking for an external source, are mixed with a touch of nervousness job seekers are reluctant to her toes into the market dip, it is to ignore any possibility that there are fewer free points.
According to a recent figure reported by Sky News, there were 14,849 jobs lost in June 2008 to November 2008 in civil engineering. Some of the UK’s leading engineering consulting firms have all their jobs over the last quarter of 2008 and the first quarter of 2009, lost the states of New Civil Engineer (NCE) new.
In addition, a continuous rise in prices for steel and cement, oil on the fire. The Economic Advisor to the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA), Jim Turner, confirmed that its investigation in January 2008 showed the ever rising cost of materials. He believes that this is certainly a difficult time because customers will not be tolerant, the higher bid prices, and this could lead to a reduction in workload. » Read more: The UK’s Civil Engineering Industry in Global Recession