A survey of its Scottish members by the Scottish & Northern Ireland Plumbing Employers’ Federation (SNIPEF) reveals that one ...

New research shows that one in three plumbing and heating firms in Scotland plan to stop recruiting for the next three years ...

Plumbing and heating apprenticeship numbers in Scotland are set to fall sharply, as new research reveals one in three employers plan to stop recruiting, ...

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Ondo state government has released the details of its 5th Batch Recruitment Exercise. One of the requirements is that the applicant should be spiritually endowed.

The office market is recovering as demand sharpens and construction activity continues to slow, a new report says. National office vacancy declined for the first time since 2019, dropping 5 basis ...

New York City’s thriving office market continues to laugh off claims of “distress” — achieving leasing volume not seen in years. Vacancy is down to 14.8% — the lowest level in five years — according ...

Polo Rocha has written about economics and banking for nearly a decade. Xinhua / Yin Bogu / Getty Images Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler announced her resignation last week, giving President ...

Bennett is the senior White House correspondent at TIME. Justices of the U.S. Supreme Court during a formal group photograph in Washington, D.C. in 2022. Seated from left: Associate Justices Sonia ...

Home vacancies are more than just empty real estate: they can be barometers of the real estate market. High vacancy rates can mean oversupply or declining demand, leading to lower property values and ...

Charlotte’s office vacancy rate is at a standstill — but perhaps not for long — as the city’s office-using job sector grows and office space construction comes to a pause. The vacancy rate remains ...

The world of office remains in a world of hurt nearly everywhere. In San Francisco, the vacancy rate is 36%. It’s 29% in Los Angeles, 27% in Chicago, 26% in Houston, and 23% in Washington, D.C.