All Building articles in 2000 Issue 30 – Page 3
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Features
Top 25 housebuilders by housing operating margins
Last year was a good time to be a housebuilder. And it was the country's two remaining volume housebuilders – Barratt and Wimpey – that dominated in terms of turnover and profit. However, when it comes to margins, they trailed the pack in 16th and 24th place respectively. Smaller rivals, ...
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News
Top bosses get 16% pay rise; staff get 6%
Industry bosses received an average pay rise of 15.7%, according to Building s top 100 contractors and housebuilders tables published this week. Employees did less well, with an average rise of just 6.2%. The highest-paid boss was John Kirkland, chairman and managing director of Bowmer & Kirkland. His salary in ...
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News
Government gives CABE 130% more muscle
Culture department responds to Lipton s call for more money to beef up regional offices.
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Features
The top 100
Welcome to Building's largest-ever assessment of the top contractors and housebuilders in the UK. This year, we have made a few key changes to our usual format.
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Features
Top 100 contractors and housebuilders by turnover
UK construction had a boom year in 1999, with the top 100 companies turning over more than £43bn. Total pre-tax profit was almost £2.2bn and the average margin was 4.9%. The top 50 companies – which account for 85% of turnover and pre-tax profit in the top 100 – enjoyed ...
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News
Prescott’s 10-year plan will create skills drought
Industry fears the Comprehensive Spending Review s doubling of workload will push it to breaking point.
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