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Opinion: Last Friday's news that GDP had increased by 1.1% in Q2 2010 was welcome, particularly as Construction was a key contributor to the average at a relatively high 6.6%. Within that we'll be watching the movements in infrastructure work and, for the first time this year, the ONS will now be publishing figures for Repairs and Maintenance in infrastructure. This will help us track more accurately the skills needed within the sector. sean@mcginley.co.uk


Local Authority Group - East Thames award McGinley with staff contract.
McGinley Support Services are delighted to be have been awarded the contract to supply permanent, contract and interim staff to the East Thames Group. We shall be supplying administrative, commercial, technical and professional staff as required. Colm McGinley says ''We have a good understanding of East Thames Group's aspirations, expectations and standards and I have no doubt that McGinley will provide an outstanding service. Our intention is to continue to target similar significant new Public Sector contracts in line with our overall business strategy and to ensure that there is consistent growth within this market for McGinley Support Services'.


McGinley Gain Formal Recruitment Equality Certification

We are pleased to announce McGinley Support Services have recently gained formal certification from Equality Assured for our commitment and work towards the development of equality, diversity and inclusion within our business.

As a company we are very proud of our achievement and we look forward to developing our business management system and continue to exceed in our industry by providing a professional, fair and comprehensive service to our workforce, clients and the community.

The achievement of equality, diversity, and inclusion is central to our mission as a provider of recruitment services. We want McGinley Support Services Limited to be regarded as an exemplary recruiter within the public, and private sector, and believe that any modern organisation has to reflect all the communities and people it serves.

In the pursuit of our overall business aims we seek to continually extend, improve and strive for excellence in the comprehensive range and quality of recruitment services. Since the beginning of 2010 we have been working with Equality Assured (EQA) to gain formal recognition of our EDI Policy and Arrangements.


Aspire Defence Capital Works have awarded McGinley Support Services a Safety First Always nomination for achievements at Warminster.


Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council appoint McGinley to supply temporary agency staff.


Contract Cleaning tender won. Lancaster University awards McGinley Support Services with a commercial cleaning contract for temporary cleaning staff.

 

 


NCE News Feed
ARTBA Conference: US industry must lobby politicians over key transport funding
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 11:59 GMT
US consultants and contractors have been urged to confront senators and congressmen over delays in finalising a $450bn to $500bn (£290bn to £324bn) six year transport funding package.

ARTBA Conference: California high speed rail funding dries up
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 12:59 GMT
Backers of a $500bn (£324bn) high speed rail network across the US have admitted that their funding streams for the programme have dried up after engineers questioned its attractiveness to private investors.

ARTBA Conference: California turns to private sector to fund roads projects
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:23 GMT
California has turned to private finance to save its $107bn (£69bn), 10 year transport programme from collapse.

ARTBA Conference: Signalling needs billions of dollars for maintenance
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:36 GMT
A Federal Transit Administration (FTA) study has estimated the cost of bringing the US’s rail and bus systems into a state of good repair at $77.7bn (£50bn) – primarily on signalling. A further £9.2bn is needed every year to maintain the systems, it found.

ARTBA Conference: Texas legislators threaten private financing for roads
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 13:51 GMT
US private finance pioneering state Texas is in danger of losing its power to use the funding mechanism because of politicians’ fears over public backlash.

EdF to take on new nuclear graduates
Thu, 29 Jul 2010 11:18 GMT
Engineering graduates will receive a boost this year with the announcement that energy giant EdF plans to take on 100 new recruits to help prepare for the onset of new nuclear.

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