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.

Ten years of progress on payment, pre-qualification and skills


The industry has made significant progress on late payment, pre-qualification, and competence since the formation of the trade body Build UK .

Next gen of construction workers to build housing promise


The Chancellor has announced £600M worth of investment to train up to 60,000 more skilled construction workers.

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.

Persimmon Homes launches model home to trial new technology


Persimmon has launched a new facility, enabling its teams to trial new technologies and train staff.

AI poised to transform UK Infrastructure delivery, says CECA


CECA has highlighted the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the UK’s infrastructure sector.

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.

3 in 4 UK construction workers fear impact of skills and labour shortages


3 in 4 UK construction workers fear impact of skills and labour shortages