The Top Seven Biotech Companies to Work at in 2025
The top biotech companies to work for in 2025 based on their commitment to professional growth, career pathways, awards, funding and groundbreaking technology.
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The top biotech companies to work for in 2025 based on their commitment to professional growth, career pathways, awards, funding and groundbreaking technology.
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The best companies to work for in the UK chemical industry in 2025, celebrated for their innovation-driven roles and commitment to employee development.
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Several key trends suggest that 2025 will be a pivotal year for both biotech and pharma professionals, making it an ideal time for new opportunities. From fresh government funding to technological advancements, the UK's recent commitment to boosting life sciences funding...
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Next week, Russell Oakley and Julia Day, will be attending the Bionow Oncology and Precision Medicine conference, Alderley Park, Macclesfield 10-11th December.
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Next week, our life science recruiters, Georgia Barnes and Anastasia Allen, are attending the BIA Women in Biotech event - taking place at Bird & Bird, London on December 5th.
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Next week, our Associate Director Victoria Walker and Key Accounts Manager Natasha Young, will be attending the Bionow Neuroscience Conference, taking place at Bramall Lane, Sheffield United, on the 17th July.
The lines between our professional and personal lives can sometimes blur, particularly on social media. LinkedIn, a platform primarily designed for professional networking, often sees users struggling with how much personal information to share. While it’s important to appear personable and relatable, LinkedIn is not Facebook, and oversharing can undermine your professional image.
For many companies the summer holidays are a quiet time of year; our job market data shows less jobs are advertised, so there is less competition for candidates. From our experience, therefore, summer can be a great time to recruit, and it is a chance for job seekers to step away from their usual routine and workplace to reflect on their career goals and current lifestyle.
We are thrilled to announce that our Client Partner Jim Gleeson, and Associate Director Graeme Pallas, will be attending ON Helix 2024, presented by One Nucleus in Cambridge on the 4th July.
In the rapidly evolving life sciences industry, the demand for skilled talent is outpacing supply, creating a significant skills gap. Addressing this gap requires proactive measures and strategic long-term initiatives to ensure that life science organisations have access to the talent they need to be successful and grow. Here are some effective strategies for meeting the skills demand in the life sciences sector:
In the ever evolving and highly specialised field of science attracting and retaining top talent is vital for the success and innovation of businesses, particularly in north-east England. Employers in our region must adopt strategic initiatives tailored to the unique demands of the scientific industry so we can maintain our status as a manufacturing powerhouse whilst increasing our presence as a centre for research and development in the sciences.
Next week, our Associate Director Graeme Pallas, will be attending the Bionow Biofocus conference, taking place in Newcastle at The Catalyst, Newcastle Helix - 19 June 2024.
We recently explored the benefits of employing contractors and how they can enhance flexibility and productivity in your business. In this article, we will go through the best practices for effectively managing contract workers to maximise their contribution to your business.
The North East of England has a rich history of scientific innovation and technological advancement but it also faces unique challenges related to skills shortages in the science industry. With a growing demand for skilled workers in sectors such as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and advanced manufacturing, addressing this skills gap is essential for driving economic growth and prosperity in the region.
Gen Z represents the newest wave of talent entering the workforce. Understanding and effectively engaging with candidates of this age has become imperative for businesses aiming to thrive in the modern workplace. As a generation who grew up in an era of rapid technological advancements and socio-economic shifts, they can bring a unique set of skills and values to a company – however with this comes specific preferences and expectations. To effectively recruit and retain this generation, organisations must adapt their recruitment strategies to resonate with Gen Z's characteristics and aspirations.
In today's dynamic business environment, life sciences organisations must remain agile to stay competitive. Employing contractors is an effective way to achieve this flexibility, offering companies the skills and adaptability needed to meet evolving needs.
In today's competitive job market, finding employment for can be a daunting task. Whether you’re a graduate looking for your first role in industry or a professional ready to take the next step in your career, knowing where to look and how to get the most out of your job search is key.