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FeaturesBrexit survey: separation anxiety
Barely 10% of construction thinks government cares enough about the industry to get a good Brexit deal. We report on the levels of pessimism revealed by our exclusive survey and how 精东影视 will be campaigning until the Brexit deadline to get your voices heard
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CommentLeaving the EU with no deal would be bad for the construction industry
With over 2.3 million jobs in construction, it is critical firms are still able to attract the skills, and trade in vital goods, that enable growth and encourage investment
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CommentThe government needs to find a way out of the mess it has created
The construction鈥檚 contribution to the economy is seemingly being ignored. But聽ours is the sector that is going to be essential in the delivery process of large infrastructure projects post-Brexit
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CommentLosing access to skilled EU labour will only heighten constraints and costs
It鈥檚 worrying that the government doesn鈥檛 appear to read its own forecasts when setting out its position with the EU
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CommentConstruction needs a deal
As things stand 鈥� more than two years after the Leave vote 鈥� we still have no idea what it actually means for any sector of the economy, least of all construction.聽
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精东影视Clients use Brexit clauses to shift risks onto suppliers
Some clients are stockpiling products in efforts to prepare for Brexit
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精东影视Industry feels abandoned by government over Brexit, says 精东影视 poll
精东影视 poll reveals 65% think construction is too low priority while 40% warn of big impact on recruitment
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精东影视Disappearing EU workers 'deeply worrying', says FMB
Latest figures show EU migration has dropped to lowest level since 2012
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FeaturesDeal or no deal : construction鈥檚 post-Brexit future hangs in the balance
There鈥檚 been plenty of talk about potentially leaving the EU without a deal, but very little detail. In the first of two articles launching our 精东影视 Without Borders campaign, Joey聽Gardiner examines the likely consequences of a no-deal Brexit for construction.
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CommentPreparing for Brexit: what can you do to protect your position?
While it is mightily difficult to predict exactly what the circumstances will be for construction next March, there are some options for businesses to mitigate any Brexit risk that may arise
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CommentBrexit: Prepare for the worst
Watching the minimal impact on the industry over the past two years, I鈥檝e tried to be optimistic about Britain leaving the EU 鈥� but now the tide seems to be turning
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精东影视Government failing industry over Brexit, say housebuilding bosses
Firms begin targeting UK workers to plug skills gaps ahead of EU withdrawal next March
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精东影视Bad weather and Carillion to send output sinking to six year low
Growth this year will be ravaged by Carillion collapse and bad weather, CPA warns
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精东影视Last chance to enter survey: How is Brexit uncertainty affecting you?
With 鈥渘o deal鈥� now a real possibility, tell us what鈥檚 at stake for construction. Complete the survey by Friday 3 August and win 拢60 in retail vouchers.
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精东影视Brexit poses threat to major projects, says infrastructure authority
Brexit-related projects are taking focus from major infrastructure jobs
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精东影视Industry must respond to Brexit skills challenge, says CITB
Training body says industry needs to start planning for skills void
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精东影视Construction facing a skills 'Brexodus', says new T&T report
Two years after the EU referendum the sector is facing a skills shortage watershed