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Young unemployed and underemployed build the foundations for long-term careers in Stevenage
A group of young people who were each either previously unemployed, underemployed or not in education, have been invited to test their building capabilities on a housing refurbishment programme taking place in Stevenage.
Taylor Walton celebrates Apprenticeship Success: You’re Hired!
Derri Nelson has completed the Level 5 HR Apprenticeship and passed the professional CIPD Level 5 Applied Diploma in HR. Niamh Moore has passed the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives – Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Property Law and is continuing with her studies so that she will qualify as a Legal Executive.
On 1 December 2017 Joint Administrators, Steve Smith, Chris Laughton and Henry Page of Mercer & Hole Chartered Accountants, completed the sale of the business and certain assets of Cinram Logistics UK Limited ("Cinram") to Cinram Novum Limited, part of Patriot Group Investments Limited, preserving employment for more than190 employees and temporary staff.
We are delighted to announce that VWV's specialist team of Healthcare lawyers has won the General Practice 'Legal Team of the Year 2017' Award on 30 November.
Insolvency Partner Joins VWV Watford Office
Mark Tempest, a Partner specialising in all aspects of corporate and personal insolvency, joins the VWV Watford office.
Defence Minister Harriett Baldwin today recognised the vital contribution that businesses of all sizes from the East of England have made to the construction of the Royal Navy's largest ever ships.
Andrea brings Joy to Berry
Berry Recruitment Group (BRG), headquartered in St Albans, has acquired the South East London-based Joy Recruitment – bringing its number of branches to 36.
Hertfordshire businesses have remained resilient with turnover and profitability holding steady and a strong increase in employment despite increased economic and political uncertainty, according to a new report published today.
Although business confidence across the UK remains negative, the East of England region has bounced back into a positive position according to the latest ICAEW Business Confidence Monitor™ (BCM). Defying the uncertainty surrounding the current political and economic environments, confidence has improved and become marginally positive (+0.7) in Q4 2017.