All-HIE news 2000 archive from January 2000
JOBS ON CALL FOR COASTAL COMMUNITIES

The next chapter in the north's high-tech revolution is about to unfold as work begins on upgrading a number of vacant premises in Caithness and Sutherland to a standard suitable for housing small 'distributed' or 'dispersed' call centres.
27 January 2000


CATTLE HEALTH SCHEME TO BOOST FARM INCOMES

A cattle health scheme, which begins recruiting this week, could provide farmers in northern Scotland with an extra £4.2 million (pounds) a year, helping to reverse a decline in the number of cattle producers in the area.
24 January 2000


HIGH QUALITY RECRUITS IN VANGUARD

Almost 200 people have responded to a test recruitment drive being mounted in a bid to attract a major call centre to the town of Aviemore, with the quality of those coming forward being praised by the company running the campaign.
24 January 2000


COD TRIALS PROVIDE NEW OPTIONS FOR AQUACULTURE

A pilot project to farm cod on the west coast of the Scottish Highlands has passed a major milestone this week with the first fish going on sale in 30 Marks and Spencer stores across the UK.
20 January 2000


MUSSEL FARM STRENGTHENS ISLAND ECONOMY

A new shellfish farm is being set up, creating valuable new jobs, in one of the most economically fragile areas of the Western Isles.
17 January 2000


TELEBUSINESS CENTRE ON COURSE FOR AVIEMORE

A major new business development which could create 300 jobs for the village of Aviemore is poised to go ahead, provided it generates enough local applicants for employment.
12 January 2000


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