The number of workers going back to site means a U-turn recovery is unlikely

By Dave Rogers2020-05-06T05:05:00

Clients had better get used to seeing jobs bust deadlines

Amid all the news about sites going back to work, one figure has stood out so far.

Last week, Mace said that it hoped to get its sites up to 80% of capacity of what it was before the coronavirus crisis escalated by the end of July.

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