All insolvency articles
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NewsConstruction industry had highest number of insolvencies in 2018
Support services was only other industry to lose more than 2,500 firms, government data shows
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T&T tells firms to be vigilant about insolvency
Consultant says materials and labour costs will jump this year
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Construction insolvencies soar in the wake of Carillion collapse
Around 780 construction companies failed in the first three months of 2018, according to accountant Moore Stephens
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Site death led to insolvency, say Ikon directors
Criminal investigation into Bristol-based contractor undermined performance bond applications
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More details of Carillion's disastrous UK jobs emerge
Firm was facing hit of more than £200m last year alone on road and hospital schemes
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Carillion collapse 'led to industry-wide sales slump'
Credit firm’s report says sector’s first quarter revenues down by 6% to £294bn
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Multiplex owner withdraws from purchase of Carillion's FM work
Failed deal leaves 2,500 jobs at risk
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More Carillion employees axed, as job losses mount
Around 45% of the pre-liquidation workforce have secured ongoing employment
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Number of axed Carillion employees nears 1,500
More than 8,000 Carillion workers have had their jobs saved
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Carillion inquiry committee wants redundancy payments speeded up
MPs worry that staff who have lost their jobs are waiting too long to get money
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Construction firm insolvencies up 8% in 2017
Accountancy warns fall of Carillion could be the trigger for even more going under
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Legal blog: What should Carillion subcontractors do next?
Firms owed money by the failed contractor need to act quickly to have any hope of recovering any money
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Mid-sized construction firms are being hit hardest financially according to Experian
Research suggests firms with 51-100 employees are faring worse in recession
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‘Pre-pack’ administrations face stricter controls
Against the backdrop of recovering economic meltdown, and the plethora of high-profile retail failures, several of which resulted in pre-pack sales (e.g. Whittards, The Officers Club and USC) - is it any wonder that creditors and indeed the public have come to an increasingly cynical view of ‘ revolving door’ ...
