24
Jun
Scraping CVs of Construction Workers
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Project Title: Scraping CVs of Construction Workers
Project Description:
I would like to know what you are able to do and how much you charge.
We are looking for CVs of construction workers.
https://www.cv-library.co.uk/
Indeed.co.uk
Totaljobs.com
Others not yet specified
As a general point, we are looking for UK CVs only, ideally London. I say this because most of these sites are not UK specific, like cv-library.
Yes, happy to provide login details if needed. Can you please tell me what you are able to do with and without login details?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
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