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Cool - mine's lapsed but should be easily renewable. But at the rate they offer likely to be a lot of competitiion I think.
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Yes it's SC, but I didn't have it and they put me through it when I got here.
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I'm sure I could do it, as my last two or three contracts have involved much the same. But it sounds like it would require security clearance, and I really can't be bothered with all that.Originally posted by scooterscot View Posthttp://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/vac...306&src=search
I know this lot - very nice place to work, million miles from my area of experience though, they've got a nice little place in the Dorset countryside.
Also I don't like the sound of that word "salary"
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Many Moons - no see - how the Devil are you N5 ?Originally posted by n5gooner View PostI can do it, and would leave my current dull gig for it, problem is I'm in London and don't fancy the drive down each day!
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I'm sold - application on its way. Requires SC I guess (not specified in ad)?Originally posted by NickNick View PostOne thing that people are perhaps missing is that the recruitment agent is in Somerset (God's County) but the role is in Newport. Oh and it's right next door to a Holiday Inn Express at £30 a night.
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Sure is.Originally posted by NickNick View PostOne thing that people are perhaps missing is that the recruitment agent is in Somerset (God's County) but the role is in Newport. Oh and it's right next door to a Holiday Inn Express at £30 a night.
But 'the port'...
Are they willing to pay the servern bridge toll?
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One thing that people are perhaps missing is that the recruitment agent is in Somerset (God's County) but the role is in Newport. Oh and it's right next door to a Holiday Inn Express at £30 a night.
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I can do it, and would leave my current dull gig for it, problem is I'm in London and don't fancy the drive down each day!
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I could and would do it, though am currently in a gig till end of May and so timing might be a bit off. Still if they are still looking closer to the time I will put my hat in the ringOriginally posted by NickNick View PostThat's where I am at the moment and there are 12 vaccancies in my team. I posted about it a few weeks back and got one person taking advantage of the offer. I guess it's just not an area where there are many people on the bench.
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I'm in Somerset, SC cleared, I've worked on government and defence roles and the rate looks great... but as I'm only a support monkey so let me know if they'll take a chance on a cowboy who'll look keen but won't have a clue.
BTW I'll do it for half that.
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ILS Vacancies?Originally posted by NickNick View PostThat's where I am at the moment and there are 12 vaccancies in my team. I posted about it a few weeks back and got one person taking advantage of the offer. I guess it's just not an area where there are many people on the bench.
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That's where I am at the moment and there are 12 vaccancies in my team. I posted about it a few weeks back and got one person taking advantage of the offer. I guess it's just not an area where there are many people on the bench.Originally posted by scooterscot View Posthttp://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/vac...306&src=search
I know this lot - very nice place to work, million miles from my area of experience though, they've got a nice little place in the Dorset countryside.
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