Nuclear power projects raise skill-shortage problems, say recruiters

20 July 2015
Nuclear industry recruiters have welcomed the news a £10bn nuclear power plant in Cumbria has been confirmed but warned of a persisting skills shortage.
Mon, 20 Jul 2015

Nuclear industry recruiters have welcomed the news a £10bn nuclear power plant in Cumbria has been confirmed but warned of a persisting skills shortage.

Joint venture group NuGen last week announced it paid an undisclosed sum for land near Sellafield, Cumbria, which will become the site of a three-reactor nuclear...

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