Nearly-three quarters of levy-paying firms want to scrap CITB, says survey

By Daniel Gayne2024-07-25T11:05:00

Hudson Contract suggests merging training board with new Skills England body

Nearly three-quarters of firms want to scrap the apprenticeship levy and the Construction Industry Training Board, according to a new poll.

A total of 1,042 companies responded to the survey, conducted by Survation and commissioned by payroll firm Hudson Contract, and only 12% said they would keep the levy and CITB if given the choice.

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