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SELECT announces new wage agreement for electricians

10-07-2023 17:56 via electricalcontractingnews.com

SELECT has announced that a two-year wage agreement has been agreed for Scotland’s electricians.The deal, which will see rates of pay for electricians, apprentices and adult trainees rise by 7% in 2024 and a further 5% in 2025, will come into effect in January 2024.
The new wage agreement, which will apply across the UK, has been announced following lengthy negotiations between SELECT, the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) and Unite the Union.
Fiona Harper, Director of Employ

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Bertazzoni announces plans to attend Grand Designs Live this Autumn

10-07-2023 16:45 via ertonline.co.uk

Bertazzoni has announced it will attend its first UK exhibition, at Grand Designs Live in Birmingham in 4-8 October 2023. Bertazzoni will have its new Professional Series induction range cooker and will also be displaying their cookers, ovens, hobs, hoods, dishwashers and cooling products. Managing director of Bertazzoni UK and Eire, Maurizio Severgnini, said: “Bertazzoni […]

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Caple launches AIRFRY2 for healthier eating

10-07-2023 16:42 via ertonline.co.uk

Caple has launched the AIRFRY2, they claim it offers a healthier alternative because it uses less oil compared to other air fryers. The AIRFRY2 allows for other racks to be used within the oven, so the consumer will not be limited for space whilst providing healthier traditionally fried food, and it can fit into a […]

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MCS appoints BAB for small-scale renewables

10-07-2023 16:14 via electricalcontractingnews.com

The Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) has appointed the British Assessment Bureau (BAB) as a certification body for the installation of small-scale renewables.
This new partnership will help the UK install more high quality renewable installations in our homes and businesses and ensure consumer confidence in home grown energy. BAB is the third certification body appointed by MCS in the last year after more than a decade of no new appointments.
BAB became UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditati

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