Skills

Companies warned not to ‘fake’ diversity


Built environment firms shouldn’t do anything about improving the diversity of their workforces if they don’t truly believe in it.

Immigration policy must serve Britain, not party politics – NFB


The Government has published a new White Paper which sets out major reforms to the UK’s immigration system.

Universities fear government reforms will stifle construction sector demand for higher and degree apprenticeships


Industry fears forthcoming apprenticeship reforms will deter many construction firms from upskilling their workforce.

How degree apprenticeships can help the construction industry to get workers with lifelong skills


How construction organisations can help their employees develop the critical, lifelong skills needed to support the industry’s growth.

Building the future: Will AI bring younger people into construction? 


AI is revolutionising most if not all work industries, and construction is no exception.

Outlook for the property and construction sector heading into 2025


Across the residential, rental and infrastructure sectors, there will be many challenges in 2025, as well as many opportunities.

Government’s new degree apprenticeship funding plans are a major blow to construction firms


The warning comes from the University Vocational Awards Council (UVAC) which has produced a new national report in partnership with Sheffield Hallam University .

UK construction costs forecast for 2025: Trends and Insights


By 2025, the industry will likely face a significant increase in demand.

Building careers with tech: Software’s role in the modern construction workforce


Software plays a vital role in 21st Century construction, helping modernise the industry, improve efficiencies, and deliver better project results.

Developing women in leadership


The sector must more effectively engage and harness the full range of leadership talent available to it.