All Brexit articles
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Features
‘They don’t want me here’: Points-based immigration in construction
With migrant workers now wary of a less welcoming environment, many are already heading elsewhere
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Government will block access to low-skilled workers in blow for construction
Post-Brexit immigration system announced
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Wanted: a post-Brexit immigration system that works for construction
Immigration changes may threaten the industry and its integral EU workers
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More details emerge on immigration ‘clearing house’ plan
CITB spearheading initiative which will see workers ‘contracted out to firms’
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Aukett’s UK revenue up for first time in three years
Underlying demand outpacing supply, says architect
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Industry plans ‘clearing house’ to keep access to EU workers
Idea being drawn up in response to new immigration rules
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Small builders waiting for ‘Boris bounce’, says FMB
Survey shows fall in workloads at end of 2019
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New immigration rules: Construction firms must brace themselves for a worker shortfall
The government is still sending out mixed messages on immigration
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Construction to feel post-Brexit immigration pinch, latest report finds
The Migration Advisory Committee has recommended against having a full Australian-style points system
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Construction leads way in ‘distressed’ businesses, research finds
Begbies Traynor says pre-election slowdown and Brexit hit sector hard in last three months of 2019
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Industry calls on government to relax new immigration rules
Easier access for construction workers needed for “struggling” firms, says FMB boss
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2020 vision: What do industry experts expect from construction this year?
Not just a new year, but a new decade and perhaps this is why so many of our leading industry experts are thinking far into the future.
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Election 2019: What does construction want from the new government?
We are all still talking Brexit, but many of construction’s influential figures have other matters on their minds
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General election 2019: Where will construction put its cross?
Which party is best for construction? The answer can be found in our reader survey
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International investors turn backs on UK infrastructure
Country falls down international ranking amid economic uncertainty
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Most architects have done no planning for a no-deal Brexit
RIBA research also shows practices’ confidence lowest for three years
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London mayor warns no-deal Brexit could force builders to ‘down tools’
Sadiq Khan says big housebuilders have been forced to increase bids for projects
