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‘Recruitment harder since pandemic for many’ – but 1700-plus jobs set to be created, says Entrepreneurs’ Forum
Recruiting workers is harder than it was pre-pandemic for many businesses - but more than 1700 jobs are expected to be created across the next 12 months, according to a new study.
Surgo Construction named contractor for Bede Homes’ £15 million Yarm scheme
A housebuilder has appointed a contractor to deliver a £15 million estate on the site of a former hotel and nightspot.
Event to showcase construction sector’s climate credentials
The building sector’s role in delivering watershed climate action will be highlighted at a conference.
Fairstone moves into Irish market with PAX Financial deal
A wealth management firm has moved into the Irish market following a takeover.
Devine Chemicals sets out growth plans with office moves
A chemical maker and distributor says it has laid a platform to build on “phenomenal growth” after complementing a new head office with a European base.
NOF invests in senior team with experienced appointment
An energy sector business development organisation has made a senior appointment.
Stokesley architect SPA plays key role in £16 million housing scheme
An architectural firm has spoken of its “immense” pride after helping deliver a £16 million development.
Whisky maker Ad Gefrin growing team with Talentheads support
A recruitment firm is working with a whisky maker to recruit staff ahead of its launch.
Lhyfe unveils hydrogen base plans after Newcastle office opening
A global hydrogen firm has unveiled production base plans it says will strengthen the North East’s reputation as a “global leader of technical innovation”.
More jobs in pipeline as Esh Construction unveils £1.5 million drainage move
A building firm says more jobs are in the pipeline after launching a £1.5 million drainage venture.
Port of Tyne drives up green commitment with charging point work
A port has ramped up a green pledge after making a “substantial” electric vehicle investment.
Ryanair boss urges Government to axe passenger duty as Irish carrier unveils ‘record’ Newcastle winter flights
A budget airline will double North East passenger numbers to more than one million after launching fresh flights - but says further growth will remain stymied until the Government scraps a costly levy.