Work in a safe environment
	MORE THAN 200 people are killed at work in the United Kingdom each year - a statistic that does not include work-related road deaths.

	College certificate is putting safety first
	BCOT has responded to the ever-increasing health, safety and environmental demands that are being placed on construction companies.

	Plotting a course for leaders
	BCOT is enrolling for the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) Professional Development Scheme: Leadership and Management.

	Specialists get technical
	DESPITE the well-documented downturn in the economy, employers in industrial sectors are still finding it hard to source skilled employees.

	Manage your own future
	RUTH Spellman OBE, the newly-appointed chief executive of the Chartered Management Institute, intends to use her position to call for a greater focus on the high-level skills needed to build UK competitiveness and productivity.

	Hiring an apprentice has multiple benefits
	BCOT has successfully recruited young people on apprenticeship programmes for employers in the Basingstoke area for several years.

	Chance to enrol in advance
	BCOT is holding an early enrolment evening for people wanting to sign up for a part-time course this September.

	Warning over illegal workers
	Employers could face imprisonment and fines of tens of thousands of pounds unless they are able to prove they have taken all reasonable steps to check their staff have a legal right to live and work in the UK.

	Expand your horizons easily
	DID you know you can go to Basingstoke College of Technology one day a week and gain a level two diploma?

	Experienced lawyer joins Paris Smith & Randall
	SOUTHAMPTON law firm Paris Smith & Randall has strengthened its residential conveyancing team with the recruitment of private client property lawyer, Lesley Wright.
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