Recruitment Consultant, England,London

Posted by Carlton Resource Solutions Ltd
on Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Location
England,London United Kingdom

Category
HR / Personnel / Training

Employment Type
Permanent

Full Description
An opportunity has arisen with a leading oil & gas specialist recruitment firm for a Recruitment Consultant - to be based in Mayfair - to service their already-established clients' recruitment requirements.

This is an opportunity for an aspiring recruiter to hone their skills within the oil & gas industry for a firm that prides itself on their high staff retention rate.

As the Recruitment Consultant, the post-holder will be given the necessary training - if required - on industry knowledge, the autonomy to utilise their proven recruitment capabilities accordingly and to integrate their strengths into the business model to further grow the establishment successfully.

Originating from Aberdeen in 1981, Carlton Resource Solutions is a recognised local, national and international oil & gas recruitment solutions provider functioning through its operational hubs in Aberdeen and London.

With a competitive salary and bonus schemes on offer, the successful candidate will be welcomed into a dynamic and approachable team of well-established oil & gas recruitment professionals to make placements and to service long term clientele who are the oil & gas industry leaders within the Operator and Services sectors.

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA:
* Eligibility to work in the UK.
* Previous UK recruitment experience.
* An appetite to be successful in oil & gas recruitment.

Job ref: 251/15_1375279638

Salary
Not specified

Experience
No experience needed

Education
Degree / Undergraduate / 2 year

Expertise
recruitment, recruiter, associate, consultant, team lead, senior, trainee recruiter, headhunt, exec search, search and selection, vendor, client, candidate, subsea, subsurface, well services, drilling, north sea, london, consultancy

Source: http://feeds.oilvoice.com/~r/JobMarketplace/~3/jeTFEmss3z0/ac81e351.aspx

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Fraser Valley cancer patients to benefit from upgraded technology

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NEWS RELEASE

For Immediate Release 2013HLTH0092-001180 July 31, 2013

Ministry of Health ?

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Fraser Valley cancer patients to benefit from upgraded technology

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SURREY Cancer patients will have access to a new and improved replacement linear accelerator a machine that provides radiation therapy used to treat a variety of cancers at the BC Cancer Agencys Fraser Valley Centre, announced Health Minister Terry Lake.

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British Columbians have the lowest overall cancer mortality rate and cancer incidence rate in Canada, said Lake. A new replacement linear accelerator for Fraser Valley Centre will help improve the quality of life for those affected by cancer by delivering better treatment.

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Linear accelerators work by making use of high-energy x-rays to kill tumour cells. Radiation therapy is useful as treatment for some types of cancer and also to relieve symptoms if cancer spreads.

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The new machine delivers radiation more precisely, as well as better imaging, so treatment can be modified on a daily basis. Linear accelerators are typically replaced every 10 to 12 years.

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I would like to thank the provincial government for providing funding for a new replacement linear accelerator at the Fraser Valley Centre. To provide the best care, it is important that the BC Cancer Agency keep current with new technology and treatment advances. This new linear accelerator will help to improve health outcomes for our patients by allowing us to deliver more precise radiation treatment to patients in Surrey and surrounding communities, said Dr.?Max Coppes, president of the BC Cancer Agency.

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The government of British Columbia is providing funding of $3.7 million for the linear accelerator, replacing one installed in 2001. Work is expected to be complete by spring 2014.

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The BC Cancer Agency is committed to providing all patients in British Columbia with access to a full range of quality cancer services. Todays announcement of a new replacement linear accelerator for Fraser Valley Centre is definitely good news and will assist the facility in providing the best care possible, said Wynne Powell, Provincial Health Services Authority board chair.

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The BC Cancer Agency is part of the Provincial Health Services Authority and provides a provincewide, population-based cancer control program for residents of British Columbia and the Yukon. This includes provincial standards for prevention, early detection, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, and palliative care.

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Media Contacts: ?

Ryan Jabs Media Relations Manager Ministry of Health 250 952-1887 (media line) ?

Provincial Health Services Authority Communications 604 675-7401 ?

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Connect with the Province of B.C. at: www.gov.bc.ca/connect

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Source: http://www2.news.gov.bc.ca/news_releases_2013-2017/2013HLTH0092-001180.htm

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Canada minister defiant in pursuing wireless competition

OTTAWA | Wed Jul 31, 2013 9:42pm BST

OTTAWA (Reuters) - Industry Minister James Moore, under pressure from Canada's big phone companies to curb the ability of Verizon Communications Inc to set up a wireless operation in Canada, pledged on Wednesday to stay the course in pursuing competition in the industry.

"Our government's telecommunications policy was not created overnight," the new industry minister said on his website.

"We want all regions of Canada to benefit from competitive market forces, which is why more progress must be made. We will continue to stay the course by ensuring Canadians benefit from a competitive telecommunications industry."

Shares of Canada's biggest wireless companies tumbled last month on news that U.S. telecom giant Verizon is in talks to buy small new entrant operators Wind Mobile and Mobilicity.

Canada's three largest mobile phone service providers - Rogers Communications, BCE Inc's Bell, and Telus Corp - contend that if Verizon enters the Canadian market, it would unfairly benefit from rules designed to encourage competition.

They have launched an intense lobbying and advertising campaign to convince Moore to change the rules that give new entrants certain advantages over established players.

The incumbents are focusing on the upcoming sale of valuable wireless spectrum, used for cell phones.

They say Verizon would have an unfair advantage in being able to acquire more spectrum than they can, in possibly not having to build a rural network and in being able to buy smaller Canadian competitors.

Moore did not address policy specifics, but stated: "Protecting consumers and increasing competition in the wireless market are priorities for Canadians and our Conservative government. Our policy has been clear and remains unchanged: greater competition and liberalized investment has meant more choices at lower prices for Canadian families."

Moore, who took up his post in a July 15 cabinet shuffle, individually met the heads of Canadian phone companies at his request earlier this week.

(Reporting by Randall Palmer; Editing by Jeffrey Hodgson, Bernard Orr)

Source: http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/07/31/uk-telecoms-idUKBRE96U1AJ20130731?feedType=RSS&feedName=internetNews

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