News tagged workforce
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Sizewell C appoints Rullion to lead early careers recruitment
Sizewell C has appointed recruitment provider Rullion to lead its early careers programme as the project builds the skilled workforce needed to deliver the nuclear power station. The post Sizewell C appoints Rullion to lead early careers recruitment appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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How data and AI can help, not hinder, strategic workforce planning
Using AI-enabled software to support data gathering can drastically improve strategic workforce planning and development, argues Sir Robert McAlpine's Nadeem Mirza. The post How data and AI can help, not hinder, strategic workforce planning appeared first on Construction Management.
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RG Carter turnover falls 14% as workforce shrinks
Norwich-based RG Carter has reported a 14 per cent fall in turnover to £215m for the year to 31 December 2025. The privately owned regional contractor's revenue fell from £248.7m in 2024, while pre-tax profit dropped 14 per cent from £12.2m to £10.5m. Profit after… The post RG Carter turnover falls 14% as workforce shrinks appeared first on Construction News.
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Construction News seeks judges for 2027 awards
Construction News is inviting readers to nominate judges for its 2027 awards portfolio, including the CN Awards, CN Specialists Awards and CN Workforce Awards. We are looking to refresh and expand its judging panels ahead of the coming year. Readers can put themselves forward, or… The post Construction News seeks judges for 2027 awards appeared first on Construction News.
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Why Heathrow’s expansion matters for the UK’s future workforce
The debate around Heathrow expansion following the publication of the Heathrow Expansion National Policy Statement has been focused on airport capacity, economic growth and international competitiveness. The post Why Heathrow’s expansion matters for the UK’s future workforce appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
Resources tagged workforce
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Improving productivity in construction is a focus for government and industry. The drive to succeed in both domestic and international markets has increased pressure on the construction industry to deliver greater efficiency. While innovation and technology have a significant part to play in achieving this goal, labour remains an essential component of success.
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Supply Chain Sustainability School - Sustainability Short - Modern Slavery, 09012017
Can you spot the signs? A film designed to support your employees in understanding the signs of modern slavery in today’s working environment. The film explains how any individual on site can help identify victims of this crime and provides details of where to go to get help
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Batimat - Is it really urgent to industrialise Construction (Part 1), 03102022
Cast Consultancy's CEO - Mark Farmer - addresses the Paris Conference on the modernisation of the Construction Industry [The video is in English after the first 3 minutes for approximately half-an-hour]
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HM Government - Construction 2025
The Government wants to work with industry to ensure British companies are well-placed to take advantage of Early 2013 the Government worked with people across the construction industry to develop a long-term vision. The result is ‘Construction 2025’ a joint strategy which sets out how industry and Government will work together to put Britain at the forefront of global construction over the coming years. This document summarises the key themes and commitments within the strategy.
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Building Magazine - Post-Brexit immigration - What happens now, 20022020
Gillian McKearney explains the new immigration landscape and what steps need to be taken
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