Terms and Conditions

Each operating division of the MC2 Group has specific terms and conditions which you should review and agree before placing an order, registering your CV, booking a recruitment assignment or booking onto a course. 

For more detailed information on the terms and conditions which apply to you, please visit the appropriate part of the website and review the terms and conditions that apply to you. 

Alternatively, contact the MC2 Group and speak to a consultant or manager - +44(0)1642 660600. We are always happy to discuss specific terms with our customers and clients and our flexible approach means that you can request bespoke terms and conditions to suit your particular needs. If we are able to accommodate you - we will! 

MC2 News

Vacancies in South Africa
01/20/12
We are currently seeking CV submissions from citizens or long term residents of South Africa.
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MC2 Opens New Office in Cape Town (Sept 2011)
12/09/11
The MC2 Contracting Services Group has opened its first international office in Cape Town, South Africa to help support its on going contract with Pet…
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North East exports figures lift the gloom
12/09/11
THE North East is enjoying another record year of exporting, and is one of just four UK regions to record growth over the last 12 months. According…
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Industry News

Shale gas fracking ruled safe, but must stop at drop of a hat
04/20/12
Is shale exploration in the UK on stop or go? On Monday the Department for Energy and Climate Change released a geological report into the impact of hydraulic fracturing, a key technique in releasing gas from shale rock deep beneath the Earth's surface. But, as befits the department with the schizophrenic identity, its findings are ambiguous.
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Gamesa announces plans to build £125m offshore windfarm facility
03/23/12
Spanish wind power company Gamesa will build a £125m offshore windfarm facility in the port of Leith, creating around 800 jobs, it said on Friday. The announcement comes just days after George Osborne said in his budget that "renewable energy will play a crucial part in Britain's energy mix", after warnings by major wind companies that their investments in the UK were under threat from political uncertainty.
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