From Apprentice to Manager: Building Career Paths That Retain Top Talent

Retaining great employees is no longer just about offering competitive salaries. Today’s workforce is looking for growth, development, and a clear future within the organisations they join.

Contractor fined £10k after worker injured in live cable strike

A contractor has been fined £10,000 after an employee suffered an electric shock and burns while working on a construction site. Paul Taylor was working for City Fencing Contractors Ltd on a site at Meade Hill Road, Manchester, on 21 May 2024 when he struck… The post Contractor fined £10k after worker injured in live cable strike appeared first on Construction News.

Fine for contractor after cable strike leaves worker with multiple burns

A fencing contractor in Liverpool has been fined after an employee suffered an electric shock and burns after striking a live underground cable on a construction site in Manchester. The post Fine for contractor after cable strike leaves worker with multiple burns appeared first on Construction Management.

£600,000 fine after worker crushed by structure

Employee suffered life-changing injuries at offshore facility in Hull. The post £600,000 fine after worker crushed by structure appeared first on Construction Management.

EEOC sues construction company for allegedly allowing ‘anti-American’ slurs against workers

An American employee was derided by his Mexican co-workers for not being able to speak Spanish fluently, the agency said.

Daniel Barnett - What is IR35, and what can you do about it? 25012021

This video discusses: - what the problem is; - what the purpose is behind IR-35; - how people are assessed under IR-35; and - what you can do to challenge an assessment