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Thu, 2009-10-15 06:41
Scarllet Pimpernel
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I notice the sad state of the job page.

It is going smaller and smaller.

Very few advertisement for job vacancy. Most of the job advertise is from UK,

Previously, there were swarm of job vacancy from UAE, GCC, Down Under, Kazaksthan.

It is so sad the financial crisis influence the planners free movement.

Thank you,
Scarlett
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Wed, 2009-12-16 05:18
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Sajid Syed
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I you don’t mind, please share what are you earning in Qatar
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Wed, 2009-12-16 04:59
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D Artagnan
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I am also looking for a job in EU, UK & US. I am good with P6 and database management, I can also be a P6 database admin. I know the economy is down but as long as the pay is ok to support my family (one baby) that would be alright. I am working in Qatar right now. I am 29 year old filipino.
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Mon, 2009-11-30 05:18
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Sajid Syed
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Hi
I am looking for a job in UK.

i am a fresh HSMP.

i have got 10 years experience of industry.

regards
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Wed, 2009-11-04 13:31
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Thomas Brown
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Hi Brad,

I have a role for a tender planner, but is permanent, not contract unfortunately.

Thanks,

Tom
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Wed, 2009-11-04 11:16
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Brad Lord
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Hi Tom

Are you looking for any planners with good primavera and rail in UK on a contract basis, if so please call me on 07532 276251

regards

bradley
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Mon, 2009-11-02 13:41
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Thomas Brown
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Hi Guys,

Things are definitely quieter now than they were a couple of years ago. At the same time, I’ve noticed a definite levelling-off in the rate of decline in recent months, and even a bit of an upturn in the last few weeks. If either of you are looking for work at present then please do contact me directly, I would be pleased to assist.

All the best,

Tom Brown
Foxwll Brown Ltd
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Sat, 2009-10-31 08:25
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Joel Gilbert
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I agree but look at some other sites, they are have the same amount of jobs as always?
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Tue, 2009-11-17 11:28
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Joel Gilbert
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Hey Tony,

Don’t worry the real professional companies don’t hire 250 jockeys, and if they do it costs them a fortune and they soon realise it is not the way to go. It is however the trend at the moment cause there is a huge surplus of planners.
The market will swing and they will be begging Planners again and we will be naming our price again. At the moment just take anything to keep the money you have saved intact (or should have saved) and hang in. The storm is coming the sails are twitching
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Tue, 2009-11-17 07:27
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Tony Hughes
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As far as freelancing goes in london - I think there is work out there but at the same time the rates have dropped, you cant compete with someone who is happy to work for £250 a day
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