http://www.rhinorecruitment.com/blog.aspxLatest blog posts from RSSW.en-gbMon, 14 Sep 2026 03:42:50 GMTwww.firefishsoftware.comOn 1 July 2026, the amount of steel Britain can import before a 50 tariff kicks in was cut by more than half. A few weeks earlier, Ferguson Marine, the yard the Scottish Government owns on the Clyde, said it was cutting around 70 jobs, a quarter of its workforce, ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/107/why-shipyards-can-t-tell-you-when-they-ll-need-a-welder.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/107/why-shipyards-can-t-tell-you-when-they-ll-need-a-welder.aspxThu, 10 Sep 2026 08:56:34 GMTAsk a British shipyard what's keeping it up at night in 2026, and if it isn't building a warship, the answer is probably someone else's warship. Rosyth rolled HMS Active out of its assembly hall in February, the second of five Type 31 frigates due into Royal Navy service by ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/106/the-warship-boom-is-starving-britain-s-other-shipyards.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/106/the-warship-boom-is-starving-britain-s-other-shipyards.aspxTue, 08 Sep 2026 12:40:10 GMTBritain's shipyards have more work than they've had in years, with new frigates, submarine builds, carrier refits and a steady stream of repair and fit-out contracts all stacking up at once. Getting the orders hasn't been the hard part. Finding someone qualified to weld them together has. The ECITB Workforce ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/105/why-welders-are-holding-up-britain-s-shipbuilding-boom.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/105/why-welders-are-holding-up-britain-s-shipbuilding-boom.aspxThu, 03 Sep 2026 14:25:55 GMTSomething odd has been happening to job applications this year. Ask a hiring manager how their week's gone and you'll often hear a version of the same complaint every CV in the inbox reads like it was written by the same person. Same opening line about being a results-driven professional. ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/104/is-your-ai-cv-actually-hurting-your-job-search.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/104/is-your-ai-cv-actually-hurting-your-job-search.aspxTue, 18 Aug 2026 09:22:58 GMTThere is a sensible way to quit your job. You speak to your manager, explain that you've decided to leave, put it in writing and spend your notice period making sure everything is handed over properly. It's professional, sensible and, unfortunately for the purposes of this article, incredibly boring. Because ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/103/10-terrible-ways-to-quit-your-job-that-you-definitely-shouldn-t-try.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/103/10-terrible-ways-to-quit-your-job-that-you-definitely-shouldn-t-try.aspxMon, 17 Aug 2026 12:30:47 GMTThe engineering skills shortage is hardly new. Businesses have spent years hearing about the need for more apprentices, graduates and young people entering technical careers, and those conversations have led to plenty of investment in training and development. What has changed is the urgency of the problem. Experienced engineers are ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/102/who-will-replace-the-uk-s-retiring-engineers.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/102/who-will-replace-the-uk-s-retiring-engineers.aspxTue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTFor decades, the CV has been at the centre of the recruitment process. Whether you're applying for your first job or moving into a senior position, the process has remained fairly familiar update your CV, send it to an employer and hope there's enough on those two pages to secure ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/101/is-the-cv-slowly-dying.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/101/is-the-cv-slowly-dying.aspxTue, 01 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMTSpend five minutes scrolling through LinkedIn and you d be forgiven for thinking the UK jobs market had completely fallen apart. Nobody s hiring, AI is coming for everyone s job, graduates are finished, employers can take their pick of hundreds of candidates and recruitment agencies are apparently becoming redundant. ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/100/the-recruitment-myths-everyone-still-believes.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/100/the-recruitment-myths-everyone-still-believes.aspxMon, 24 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTThe latest labour market figures suggest recruitment across Wales has become more cautious over the past year. Employment has dipped slightly, payroll growth has levelled off and vacancy numbers are lower than the post-pandemic highs. On paper, it looks like employers are beginning to slow down. That picture changes when ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/97/the-welsh-labour-market-is-slowing-but-that-s-only-half-the-story.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/97/the-welsh-labour-market-is-slowing-but-that-s-only-half-the-story.aspxTue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMTWelcome back to The Rhino Report. Last month we looked at a recruitment market that was cooling without grinding to a halt. August's latest labour market figures suggest much the same picture. While some headlines paint a picture of a recruitment recession the reality is far more complicated than a ...https://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/99/the-rhino-report-august-2026.aspxhttps://www.rhinorecruitment.com/resources/all-resources/view/99/the-rhino-report-august-2026.aspxTue, 11 Aug 2026 09:05:51 GMT