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Brexit
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CLC calls for key interventions in pre-budget letter to chancellor
Construction leaders are calling for key interventions to support post-Covid recovery ahead of the budget. -
Jobs boost for British workers in post-Brexit construction
As the UK construction migrant workforce decreases, employers expect to offer more opportunities for British workers. -
Brexit distraction must not be allowed to become disruption
UK construction should activate risk management strategies before end of Brexit transition period, according to Turner & Townsend. -
CLC launches Brexit Working Group
The Construction Leadership Council has formed a Brexit Working Group to help the industry prepare to maintain continuity. -
Construction needs breathing space on post-Brexit visas, says new CITB report
Construction needs greater simplicity and a breathing space on planned visa restrictions following the UK’s departure from the EU, say the Construction Industry Training Board. -
Construction’s five biggest trade bodies issue no-deal Brexit warning to prime minister
Leaving the European Union without a deal could see a 4% fall in construction output this year, construction bodies have told Theresa May. -
M20 closure warning as barriers get installed ahead of no-deal Brexit
Motorists are facing a month of overnight closures as steel barriers get installed on the M20 in preparation for delays caused by a no-deal Brexit. -
Industry must prepare for every Brexit eventuality says CLC chair
The chair of the Construction Leadership Council outlines why industry leaders need to plan now for a No Deal Brexit. -
Brexit draft agreement “disastrous” for construction, industry boss says
The Brexit draft agreement could result in an "unprecedented skills deficit", says Scape boss Mark Robinson. -
Uncertainty is now the new certainty as two cabinet ministers quit
The editor of Infrastructure Intelligence, Andy Walker, considers the ramifications of the resignations of the Brexit secretary David Davis and foreign secretary Boris Johnson.
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