All Carillion articles – Page 16
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NewsCarillion probe claims another non-exec
Head of collapsed firm’s audit committee steps down from similar role at chemicals company
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NewsMPs slam Carillion execs over failure to hand back bonuses
Comittee chair says regret is “just words”
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NewsFormer finance director “surprised" Carillion collapsed
Zafar Khan tells inquiry he did not see the firm’s liquidation coming
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NewsRoyal Liverpool Hospital unlikely to be finished this year
Collapse of contractor Carillion means opening could be pushed back to 2019
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NewsCarillion rescue plan included £160m government bailout
Interim chief at time of collapse says money would have been repaid by April
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NewsBeing owed £200m on Qatar job helped send Carillion under, former boss admits
Richard Howson adds that repairing problems with beams at Royal Liverpool Hospital cost firm £20m
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NewsCarillion's Canadian FM arm to be sold to insurance giant Fairfax
Acquisition will save the jobs of more than 4,500 employees in the country
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NewsFormer Carillion FD leaves another non-exec position
Richard Adam left transport firm First Group on Friday
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NewsCarillion replaced by Skanska on £20m Hampshire road job
Failed contractor bagged the job last October
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NewsHundreds more Carillion staff to lose their jobs
Over 450 further employees to be made redundant
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NewsCarillion subbies given £100m government support fund
UK’s banks also pledge additional support
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NewsBusiness chief says Carillion collapse has shown late payers need to be prosecuted
Government needs to introduce legislation making it a criminal offence, Digby Jones warns
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NewsNearly 400 Carillion staff will lose their jobs, Official Receiver confirms
Jobs of further 900 at bust firm saved with transfers to new employers
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CommentLeader: Your weekly pick-me-up
Despite the series of negative stories, the glass may finally be looking half full again for the sector
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FeaturesOnline poll: Westminster works
This week’s poll: Should MPs move out of the Palace of Westminster to allow essential works to carried out?
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CommentThe Carillion demise sets out case for collaboration
The Carillion collapse must surely mark a turning point for the high risk, low margin UK construction sector and its increasingly tarnished reputation for poor quality and high cost
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NewsMPs slam business secretary for not tackling Carillion's payment practices
Greg Clark faced MPs’ questions about retentions and 120-day payment periods that left suppliers exposed
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NewsCITB helps over a third of former Carillion apprentices find new work
More than 850 employers have offered them job opportunities
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CommentCarillion: the end of public-private partnerships?
The failure of the UK’s second largest construction company has led to considerable scrutiny of the way that public services are contracted out to private sector businesses - could this signal the beginning of the end?
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FeaturesCarillion: Questions to be answered
Ahead of next week’s Select Committee grilling of Carillion’s directors, Joey Gardiner delves into the £5bn contractor’s accounting practices and how it got itself into such an unholy mess