All Carillion articles – Page 17
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NewsCarillion pensioners were being reassured about firm's future 12 hours before it went bust
MPs told directors believed a refinancing deal would be in place by end of January
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NewsParadise work still weeks away from resuming, Argent confirms
Birmingham development came to a standstill after Carillion went bust
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NewsTfL hands Carillion's East London line work to new firm
Wembley-based Cleshar Contract Services has been given Carillion’s maintenance contract to look after London Overground’s East London line. Carillion’s employees working on the existing contract will transfer to Cleshar when its contract starts on 1 April. Transport for London said it was working with Carillion’s ...
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NewsPwC quashes reports all Carillion employees are facing the chop
Around 1,000 Carillion staff to transfer to government-owned facilities management company
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NewsJohn Laing's turn to face the Carillion fallout
Infrastructure investor the latest to flag up financial hit
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NewsAuditor KPMG under the microscope following Carillion collapse
City watchdog begins probe into accountant
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NewsCaddick to complete £154m Carillion job in Manchester
Firm is developing 35-storey build to rent scheme
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CommentCarillion’s collapse - a painful anomaly rather than a portent of doom
For Carillion’s 20,000 UK staff and its supply chain, the pain is only just beginning. But there is nothing to suggest that its failure will be an omen
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NewsInvestment fund hit by Carillion implosion
HICL joins growing list of firms caught up in contractor’s collapse
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NewsNetwork Rail to pay 300 Carillion subbies for Christmas work
But larger firms still waiting to find out if they’ll get paid
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CommentLeader: Carillion's hubris
An interview with former Carillion boss John McDonough in in 2003 highlighed how Carillion’s set up was set to change from contractor to service provider. The irony, in hindsight, is striking, writes Tom Broughton
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NewsKier interested in Carillion’s problem hospitals, but says clients need to accept contracts will have to change
‘They’re loss-making so why take them on in current guise?,’ says chief executive Haydn Mursell
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NewsInsurers expected to pay out £31m to Carillion supply chain
Payment for completed works still up in the air for huge number of suppliers
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NewsVan Elle prepares to write off £1.6m following Carillion collapse
Piling specialist says contractor’s implosion will hit its expected order book
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NewsMPs vote to force government to release Carillion documents
Motion passed unopposed as shadow cabinet minister attacks contractors set to replace Carillion on key jobs
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FeaturesOnline poll: Payment plans
This week’s poll: Could a 30-day payment system for contractors/subcontractors be effective?
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NewsCarillion directors ordered in by MPs to account for firm's collapse
Parliamentary select committees launch joint inquiry into contractor’s implosion
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NewsGovernment drafts in consultants to manage Carillion fallout
Firms asked to help government departments caught up in contractor’s collapse
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FeaturesCarillion: counting the cost
Carillion’s collapse has left 30,000 subcontractors out of pocket to the tune of £1.2bn. How was the contractor allowed to get away with ths?