Fin24Engineering CEO apologises, keeps his job | Fin24Fin24Manglin Pillay will remain the CEO of the South African Institution of Civil Engineering, as the board has accepted his apology for the remarks he made about ...Engineering CEO keeps his job a …

La StampaEngineering cerca 300 persone per la trasformazione digitaleLa StampaLa società Engineering, operatore italiano leader nella Digital Transformation, con oltre 35 anni di storia e circa 10.500 dipendenti, continua nella campagna di assunzioni per q …

Mail & GuardianOld boy club dominates engineeringMail & GuardianThe chief executive of the South African Institute of Civil Engineering (Saice) published a column in the July issue of Civil Engineering magazine, questioning whether South Africa should be i …

News24Dear Manglin Pillay, I bring something to engineering that no man canNews24But following that reasoning, I bring something to engineering that no man can. My last thought: Your article just basically ruined your future completely. So, just using that …

The Straits TimesST Engineering Q2 profit up 10% to $117.5mThe Straits TimesSINGAPORE - Singapore Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering)reported on Wednesday (Aug 8) a rise in its second quarter net profit despite a small drop in revenue for the period. …

Mail & GuardianEngineering body calls urgent meeting over CEO's comments on womenMail & GuardianSAICE said in a statement it was aware of the current controversy caused by Pillay after he penned a column in the July Civil Engineering magazine questioni …

Mail & GuardianEngineering body calls urgent meeting over CEO's comments on ...Mail & GuardianThe South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE) will hold an emergency board meeting on Wednesday to discuss chief executive Manglin Pillay's&n …