News tagged skills-shortage
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Mega Projects spell mega problems: grappling with the looming talent shortage
The UK’s civil engineering industry is facing a skills shortage that will make the 2007 ‘War for Talent’ look like a water fight. The post Mega Projects spell mega problems: grappling with the looming talent shortage appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Tools of change: Fixing the skills shortage in construction
Empowered Women in Trades’ Melinda Davis shares compelling ideas and essential tools aimed at breaking down barriers in construction and … The post Tools of change: Fixing the skills shortage in construction appeared first on Inside Construction.
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Recruiter warns that construction skills shortages are about to get worse
A construction and engineering recruitment specialist says that an imminent skills shortage will “make 2007’s war for talent look like a water fight”.
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Trade skills shortage ‘widespread’ whilst high-tech roles soar
Widespread labour shortages in Europe's construction and engineering industries have seen a particular shortage in trade skills, whereas there are more opportunities for high-tech roles. The post Trade skills shortage ‘widespread’ whilst high-tech roles soar appeared first on Planning, Building & Construction Today.
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Formwork Industry Association addresses the skills shortage
In response to the enduring safety challenges and skills shortage within the formwork sector, executive leader Michael Sugg puts forth … The post Formwork Industry Association addresses the skills shortage appeared first on Inside Construction.
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RICS - Retrofitting for the future: Net zero for existing building stock, 29062022
In this RICS webinar, the panel discuss the challenges in retrofitting existing stock, how can these be overcome and the best way to reduce emissions and energy use
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Managing challenging market conditions - Shoosmiths
John Cleaveley and Amber Wright explore the economic and market headwinds currently impacting the construction industry, with analysis of how living sector operators and developers can mitigate risk in a volatile environment.
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British construction companies have long relied on workers from the European Union (“EU”) for short and medium-term construction projects. Prior to Brexit, this was seamless from an immigration perspective. Not any longer.We have looked at whether visit visas might be a solution to this widescale problem.
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Construction a changing skills landscape 2.0 Market Report - Published by SQA
The past 18 months have been turbulent for many business sectors, but this is especially true for the UK construction industry. The long-lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic coupled with uncertainty surrounding post-Brexit trade deals mean it has been a challenging time.
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External events and increasing pressure from investors and clients mean the sector’s priorities are changing. It is down to us to make sure that this change is for the better
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