Construction job openings hit third highest on record

As jobs go unfilled, a majority of U.S. construction firms say they intend to increase staffing levels over the next six months, according to Associated Builders and Contractors.

Wave of copycat nuisance cases expected following Tate ruling

A flood of copycat nuisance cases are likely to follow the Tate Modern privacy ruling and planners and builders should buckle up, a legal expert warns. The post Wave of copycat nuisance cases expected following Tate ruling appeared first on Construction Management.

Building bosses want more immigration

The latest state of trade survey from the Federation of Master Builders reveals support among business owners for a relaxation of immigration laws.

ULEZ expansion comes ‘at worst possible time’ for construction

Industry figures have demanded targeted support for small construction companies ahead of the “unwelcome” expansion of London’s polluting-vehicle charge. Federation of Master Builders chief executive Brian Berry and Scaffolding Association policy consultant Chris Seaton urged the mayor of London to reconsider the detail of proposals… The post ULEZ expansion comes ‘at worst possible time’ for construction appeared first on Construction News.

‘Recession is underway’ for home builders

The downturn will expand to the rest of the U.S. economy this year via slowing economic output and rising job losses, the NAHB’s chief economist said Tuesday.