Working in the UK: Professional Resources & Organizations
Summary: Professional Organizations in the UK such as East India Club, the Cavalry and Guards Club, and the Wig and Pen Club.
The majority of professionals in the United Kingdom have their own organizations, all of which are listed in the telephone directory. Many phone books and directories are now available online, such as the Electronic Yellow Pages include sections specific to businesses and industries. Industry organizations and trade unions are a great place for job seekers to obtain advice, conduct career research and locate business contacts. The UK is filled with small-to-mid-sized towns and cities; job seekers can find valuable information about local businesses and industry at a community’s chamber of commerce.
Trade journals, such as Major Companies of Europe and United Kingdom Business Opportunity, are published annually and contain current information about a large number of firms and corporations. Job seekers will find remnants of Britain’s high-society history in its exclusive clubs and networking associations, which include organizations such as the East India Club, the Cavalry and Guards Club, and the Wig and Pen Club.
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