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BAJR Contractors Survey - BAJR Host - 5th March 2009 http://www.scribd.com/doc/13025524/BAJR-2009-Survey-Report-March Now available. > A further follow up survey will continue to monitor the current and future trends. The Bottom Line There have been severe redundancies in archaeology particularly for some sectors and certain sizes of company. However, redundancy is far from universal for all sectors and sizes. For 80% of consultancies, 54% of contractors and 100% of specialist companies redundancy is not and has not been on the agenda. There is hope also for the moment that the worst might be over. No consultancies are planning redundancies and only 10% of contractors intend making people redundant in the next three months. 16% of contractors, 30% of consultants and 38% of specialist companies report an increase in the number of enquiries and there is a similar increase in the number of DBAs being undertaken. In terms of geographical area Ireland is clearly the worst hit area. In our view the wide variation in what is happening makes it difficult to interpret the statistics with any certainty. The data set was 102 responses out of 189 companies. What is clear is that there has been a major expansion which has been followed by a major contraction in a very short period of time. Similarly it is clear that archaeology has enjoyed a period of continuous growth since1995 and at some point this had to come to an end. ?When a sinister person means to be your enemy, they always start by trying to become your friend.? William Blake BAJR Contractors Survey - BAJR Host - 8th March 2009 anyone feel more confident? or will you wait for the next survey? ?When a sinister person means to be your enemy, they always start by trying to become your friend.? William Blake BAJR Contractors Survey - Mike.T. - 8th March 2009 What is there to feel confident about ? Most companies, according to that survey, are unsure about their future. They might not be planning many more redundancies, but that isn't much consolation to those who've already been given the boot. BAJR Contractors Survey - BAJR Host - 9th March 2009 The question is why unsure... a sensible action... but what they are not... is negative about the future. It will be interesting to see the next survey. The loss of jobs seems to have slowed - this may not be of great comfort to those who have already lost work, but we have to consider the future. And the past few years saw an unprecedented (and perhaps unsustainable) rise in the number of jobs. ?When a sinister person means to be your enemy, they always start by trying to become your friend.? William Blake BAJR Contractors Survey - BAJR Host - 12th March 2009 A new survey will be created soon, to compare the data ?When a sinister person means to be your enemy, they always start by trying to become your friend.? William Blake |