All Construction 2025 articles
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NewsConstruction Leadership Council launches ‘simplified’ agenda
Fresh agenda due to be outlined by co-chair Andrew Wolstenholme to business leaders this week
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FeaturesWhere will the UK be in 2030?
In the week of the publication of Global Construction 2030, Building was given exclusive access to the report’s findings, and the answers are not necessarily what you’d expect
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CommentWe need more than ‘keeping up appearances’
Construction needs to do more than just change its image to attract the number of recruits the sector needs
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NewsWomen to fill quarter of construction jobs by 2020
Women could fill quarter of construction jobs by end of the decade
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CommentOne by one
If everyone pitches in, the effort required to breach the skills gap might be smaller than you think
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CommentThere can be no delay in recruiting more women in construction
As the skills shortage gets worse, there can be no excuse for failing to recruit women
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CommentInnovating to succeed
Innovation is key to delivering better solutions and performance for clients
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NewsSkills crisis could 'jeopardise' major projects
Report says industry requires 20% more workers per year to deliver £96bn work pipeline in London and South-east
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CommentWho is measuring BIM?
BIM has a key role to play in meeting the government’s construction strategy targets - but who is measuring progress?
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NewsCrane drivers vote for strike action
Work could grind to a halt on some major construction sites around the country after HTC crane drivers vote for industrial action
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NewsConstruction urged to to crack down on modern slavery
Home Office publishes figures showing there were more than 50 victims of modern slavery working in construction last year
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NewsArchitects and consultants are industry's top employers
Architects and consultants have dominated this year’s Building Good Employer Guide
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NewsSkills crisis prompts EC Harris to consider offshoring work
Chief executive says consultant could outsource work to fast-developing countries due to UK skills gap
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CommentBuilding on good news
With positive sector reports published this week, it’s important that the staff are found to support these numbers
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CommentWithout stopping for breath
Work on the Government Construction Strategy continues apace, but there’s still lots to do
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NewsUnion to highlight workplace stress during safety week
Construction union Ucatt is to highlight workplace stress in the construction industry during European Health and Safety Week
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NewsNine in ten subcontractors wait over 30 days for payment
Survey finds long payment terms and late payment remain rife in the industry
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CommentYour local builder
As George Osborne discusses devolving greater powers to UK cities, it’s more important than ever to build strong relationships with local decision-makers
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NewsMajor contractors facing threat of crane strike
Crane drivers at crane firm HTC Plant to vote on industrial action that could hit sites around the country
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NewsLaing O’Rourke boss wades into prompt payment debate
Exclusive: Anna Stewart intervenes in ongoing debate over mandating prompt payment to suppliers