Survey: Employers need to do more to support next wave of young energy professionals

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Young Energy Professionals Forum calls on energy employers to better communicate opportunities in the sector to new starters

The biggest barrier for young professionals considering entering the energy sector is not pay, values, or skills, but a lack of awareness about the jobs and career opportunities that exist. That is...

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