Sentences with phrase «sector organisations about»

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Efforts to ensure more transparency in the mining sector have been given a boost by Britain's decision to sign up to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a global organisation encouraging national governments to be more open about their dealings with the industry.

Meanwhile, the National Petroleum Authority, the sector regulator, has urged the two organisations to seek clarity about the situation to «ensure that the public is not misled by those who are motivated by reasons other than those of national interest.»

«Key market players and national organisations from the advertisement sector have expressed concern about the impact the project will have on established business models,» continues Araujo.

Manchester About Blog Positive Impact is a not for profit organisation set up to provide education, training and inspiration for the event sector on how to operate sustainably.

In my role, I work with the school business manager community, and my organisation works both in schools and the independent sector and I do find that school business managers may have challenges but they are becoming more understanding about what needs to be done for their schools when it comes to ICT solutions.

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OPITO, the skills organisation for the oil and gas industries, believes that common misconceptions and a lack of awareness about careers in the sector are holding back the next generation of STEM talent.

The university sector's Supporting Professionalism in Admissions organisation has also called for «greater clarity» about the rising numbers of appeals and grades being changed.

Josef Forstmayr talks about the plans and policies of the Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association to boost tourism to the region, including the private and public sector marketing the region under an umbrella organisation.

For example, on Thursday 25 May (12:30 - 13:45) a session on Funding and Commissioning: Career Support, brings together Denise Fahmy (Arts Council), Alice Carey (Wellcome Trust), Seva Philips and Fran Sanderson (NESTA) and Visual Arts South West to consider the different funding avenues which are opening up and talk about how to approach a range of organisations for bursaries in order to develop and promote your practice in a highly competitive sector.

While initially only targeted at the FS sector, it does raise a wider question about how organisations will have to manage their recovery in the immediate future.

Paul continued: «One thing that is particularly striking about the TalkTalk fine is that a fine of this size has been imposed on a private sector organisation.

These staggering developments have not only seriously dented public confidence in the ability of public and private sector organisations to keep our personal data secure, they have also reawakened concerns about the extent to which our domestic laws provide adequate protection for individuals whose personal data is lost or misused.

Through our pro bono broker, legal education and policy work we are helping the legal sector meet its responsibility to bring about sustainable development and we are assisting development organisations to understand and utilise the tools provided by frameworks such as the UNGPs.

Whilst there is some speculation that this is strongly related to concerns about capital flight by Chinese residents, whatever the reasons for the new prohibition in China, it highlights the need for organisations in this sector to carefully structure their sales, consider the risks of crime and the potential applicability of crowdfunding and securities law restrictions.

A variety of work experience also allows you to test out possible careers and learn about a particular job, organisation or sector, as well as make useful contacts.

Contact organisations you are interested in working for once you graduate or in your ideal industry or sector and ask about work experience opportunities.

Attend any relevant events, ask to have informal chats with people who work in relevant organisations about their sector, even suggest to help out on a campaign or short - term project.

Your resume career objective must inform the reader about the position or post you are applying for in the organisation, for example, your resume objective can use a phrase like «to secure a job in the banking sector», or «to secure a job as a clerk»

When contemplating if finance is the right career sector for you, think about what makes you and different financial organisations tick.

Voluntary sector exhibitions and recruitment fairs are a useful way of learning about organisations and available positions and some of the larger voluntary sector organisations recruit at fairs organised by careers services.

Manchester About Blog Positive Impact is a not for profit organisation set up to provide education, training and inspiration for the event sector on how to operate sustainably.

Canberra, Australia About Blog Mental Health Australia is the peak, national non-government organisation representing and promoting the interests of the Australian mental health sector, committed to achieving better mental health for all Australians.

We provide people with evidence - based information about alcohol and work with the medical community, third sector organisations, government and the drinks industry to achieve our goals.

I have met with numerous organisations in the indigenous health, general health and NGO sectors about this commitment.

This can be a useful tool to bring your organisation and other professionals up - to - date with what KidsMatter is all about, and how we can work together to connect primary schools and early childhood education and care (ECEC) services with more sector support.

He is passionate about social media for social good, working with various third sector organisations on website development, social media strategy and training.

Indigenous organisations, particularly in the health sector are fast learning that being media savvy is not only a way to educate wider Australia about Indigenous issues, but to get governments to listen.

Manchester About Blog Positive Impact is a not for profit organisation set up to provide education, training and inspiration for the event sector on how to operate sustainably.

Private and public sector organisations have been developing and using competencies and competency frameworks for about 30 years.