All Contractors articles – Page 200
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NewsUnions threaten Hinkley delays over bonus dispute
Contractors Laing O’Rourke and Bouygues threatened with industrial action
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News'These HS2 issues would never have come out,' says Mace
Firm adds Higgins evidence shows contract process was ‘riddled with errors’
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NewsPaul Sheffield joins Royal Bam
Sheffield left his role as managing director at Laing O’Rourke in February
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NewsEurope's tallest modular tower tops out
The 29-storey structure is a student accommodation scheme in north London
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NewsInterserve starts work on special needs' schools
Construction firm to build three sites in £41m contract
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News60,000 workers to down tools today
Over 1,000 sites, offices and production facilities are taking part in safety awareness campaign
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NewsBalfour calls for faster Heathrow expansion
Contractor says rapid airport expansion will be needed post-Brexit
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NewsBouygues wins trio of Midlands jobs
The latest wins follow the French-owned contractor’s appointment to build a new tower in Salford
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NewsCraft skills shortages ‘putting British heritage at risk’
Surveyors flag divide between public’s building-preservation expectations and industry skills gaps
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NewsInfrastructure decline drives down construction output
New housing weighed heavily on output, falling by 2.6% in February.
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NewsCarillion lands £200m defence contract
Contractor will provide FM services across London and the South-east
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NewsL&G appoints local contractor for £54m Dover development
RG Group took possession of the site as the main contractor on 3 April 2017
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NewsMorrison lands £63.5m Scottish schools deal
Campus will combine five local primary and secondary schools
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CommentWhat are you doing about gender pay gap reporting?
New rules on publishing gender pay gap data have come into force, and many in construction appear to be ahead of the curve in planning their strategies
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CommentDo employers really understand the apprenticeship levy?
Government has been slow to release details of how the new levy will work and many firms will find the it difficult and bureaucratic, but there are some positives
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CommentIt's up to employers to make apprenticeships work
The apprenticeship levy is a great start but now the industry needs to do its bit to ensure the quality of the tuition meets its needs
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NewsBuckingham confirmed for Bristol's £92m arena job
The contractor replaces Bouygues on the scheme