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Research reveals shocking levels of discrimination and sexual misconduct in the architecture industry

New research from ARB has found that architects face more discrimination and sexual misconduct than many other professions.

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High court battle for blacklisted workers to begin

Some 700 blacklisted construction workers are set to start legal proceedings tomorrow against firms after a long battle… High court proceedings are set to begin...

Construction recruitment website launched

A new website aimed at helping construction firms find skilled tradesmen has been launched… Nationaltradesmen.co.uk aims to bring together construction firms with skilled tradesmen. The recruitment...

Poll indicates Scottish builders want to remain in the EU

A new poll from the Scottish Building Federation suggests builders are leaning towards remaining in the EU, despite limited exposure to the union… The issue...

Commission warns apprenticeships are failing young people

The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission has warned apprenticeships are failing to deliver to young people… A new report from the Social Mobility and Child...

Scottish construction jobs increase by 13,000 in 2015

New figures have revealed a surge in the number of jobs in Scotland’s construction sector… Figures have revealed Scottish construction jobs rose by 13,000 last...

Nearly 60 per cent of SME construction bosses start as apprentices

Research has revealed over half of all SME construction owners started their career as an apprentice… More than half of SME bosses run their own...

Skills need has changed the UK’s perspective on apprenticeships

Natasha Levanti, Group Communications Executive at ACE outlines how the shortage of skilled workers has changed how the country views apprenticeships...  The UK field of...

Construction industry needs apprentices

Graham Nicholson, Executive Managing Director at Tony Gee and Partners, Chair at TAC, discusses the need for more apprentices in the construction sector... The construction...

Survey reveals industry view on skills shortage

A new survey carried out by the BRE Academy has revealed an insight into what the industry thinks of the shortage of skilled workers… BRE...

Construction industry training specialist wins Hanson UK contract

National construction industry training specialist DTL has been awarded a major contract with building material supplier Hanson UK… Develop Training Limited (DTL) has been awarded...

Construction health survey launched

A new initiative has been launched to deliver baseline data on the health and wellbeing of employees in the building services engineering sector… The Electrical...

Plans to be submitted for a new £3.3m construction skills centre

A planning application is set to be submitted for a construction skills centre in Somerset… Bath College is set to submit planning permission to build...

A celebration of apprentices in Scotland

Natasha Levanti, ACE Group Communications Executive celebrates the rising number of apprentices in Scotland which has reached a five-year high… The Scottish Build Apprenticeship and...

ICE meeting brings industry together to discuss skills shortage

Representatives from industry and academia came together in Nottingham to discuss how the skills shortage could affect the delivery of future infrastructure projects… The Institution...

Construction ambassador scheme launched to tackle skills gap

Contractor firm Forrest has launched a new scheme aimed at promoting the opportunities for young people in the construction sector… The skills shortage is undoubtedly...

Job losses set for Laing O’Rourke

Restructuring of Laing O’Rourke will see some 200 staff members lose their jobs Private contractor Laing O’Rourke has revealed plans to cut 200 jobs as...

Skills shortage warning issued by Barratt

Despite seeing a strong performance over the past six months, Barratt warned skills shortages are pushing up the cost of building… The house building sector...

Bovis Homes replaces poor performing contractors

Poor productivity and quality of work has forced house building firm Bovis Homes to replace a substantial number of contractors across its sites… Substandard performance...

Hundreds of construction workers needed to build new town

Some 280 construction workers are required to create a new town near Plymouth that will see over 5,000 homes built… Hundreds of construction staff will...

Civil engineering costs will drive tender prices

A new analysis from RICS has revealed the cost of civil engineering will be a key driver of tender prices over the next five...

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