Genuine opportunity for transparency

By James Wates2019-08-12T05:00:00

We operate in a fragmented industry and we must raise our game. Clear reporting by companies could serve to transparently build up trust

For most businesses these days, an ever-increasing burden of reporting requirements is a fact of life. Recently we saw theclatest cycle of payment-performance figures submitted to government under the “duty to report” requirement.

This comes on top of annual gender pay gap reporting, another recently introduced requirement for which construction companies have come under significant scrutiny.

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