All Carillion articles – Page 15
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FeaturesAnalysis: Fine margins
Carillion’s collapse is easy to dismiss as a one-off case of mismanagement. But what it also reveals is how hard it is to keep a healthy balance sheet in an industry with wafer-thin margins. Is it time to blame the system
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NewsCarillion exploited government awards to calm supplier nerves, documents show
Firm told subcontractors days after £845m writedown that deals such as HS2 were ‘sign of confidence’
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NewsCarillion directors 'contemptuous' about pensions obligations, says pensions committee chair
Trustees twice sought formal intervention from pensions regulator
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NewsCarillion redundancies pass 1,000
But more than 7,500 jobs have been saved since firm went bust five weeks ago
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NewsCarillion's Aberdeen road partner queries why it paid dividends as debt rose
Galliford Try boss says handing shareholders returns as deficits soared was ‘toxic’
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NewsCarillion's Aberdeen road staff taken on by JV partners
Milestones left on delayed scheme to be announced in coming weeks
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NewsMPs demand more answers from Carillion directors
Former bosses face further scrutiny over claims made last week
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NewsCarillion inquiry committee wants redundancy payments speeded up
MPs worry that staff who have lost their jobs are waiting too long to get money
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NewsHalf of Carillion's apprentices still looking for new firms
CITB has contacted all 1,400 apprentices firm had on its books at the time of its collapse
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NewsSerco saves £18m on Carillion FM deal
Firm had agreed to pay £50m for business back in December
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NewsMore money lost as Galliford Try’s Aberdeen road woes deepen
Firm racks up separate £25m hit following Carillion collapse and announces plans to raise £150m to cover job’s soaring costs
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NewsVinci takes on Carillion's Manchester student flats scheme
Work on £75m job set to get going again this spring
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NewsMPs slam big four for “feasting" on Carillion
Auditor KPMG to be questioned in parliament later this month
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NewsCleaning jobs saved but less good news for Carillion's construction staff
Bust contractor’s prisons and defence FM work transferred to new firms
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NewsCarillion was hoping to recover more than £250m in claims by the time it went bust
Business recovery plan warned that it would lose over £300m on nine problem jobs
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NewsCarillion firesale planned to rake in £90m by the summer
Company planned to drop 2018 turnover by £1.5bn
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CommentTackling late payment in the construction sector
If good can come out of Carillion’s collapse, it would be a recognition across the industry that late payment simply isn’t good business practice
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NewsHousebuilders pledge to take on stranded Carillion apprentices, MPs told
Cabinet minister reveals 796 apprentices still need to be placed
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CommentA new age for the performance bond
In the fallout of Carillion’s collapse, the use of performance bonds as a way of derisking a project has come to the fore