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Employment

The working from home dilema

19 Aug 22


There are important legal considerations in working from home that an employer should not to overlook.

Future leaders form construction innovation group

2 Aug 22


The Future Innovation Group aims to tackle construction’s biggest issues.

Solving the skills crisis – alternative paths to construction

29 Jul 22


Alternative paths to construction could ease the ongoing pain of skills shortages.

CITB warns 250,000 extra workers required

23 Jun 22


CITB has warned of a severe shortage of workers.

900 apprentices for HS2

26 May 22


HS2 is celebrating the milestone of having over 900 apprentices work on Britain’s High Speed Railway.

Jubilee extra bank holiday – are you entitled?

24 May 22


Are you entitled to the extra bank holiday?

Upskilling workforce key to getting ready for zero carbon

18 Apr 22


To achieve net zero we need to focus on upskilling those already in the sector.

Social Value: Impact and influence

13 Apr 22


Social value is heavily impacting and influencing the construction industry.

Integrating digital skills in construction

16 Mar 22


The skills crisis in construction is well-documented, we speak with Professor Adam Boddison.

How alternate educational routes encourage women into the construction industry

11 Mar 22


Women account for almost 50% of the UK’s workforce, yet only represent 13% of the construction industry.
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