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精东影视Site shutdowns prompted by health and safety legislation, lawyer says
Health and Safety Act trumps government advice, Fenwick Elliott partner adds
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精东影视Lendlease says sites will remain closed
Google contractor confirms jobs on hold for 鈥榥ear term鈥�
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精东影视T&T sets up coronavirus helpdesk for clients
Initiative will focus on contractual issues and project delays
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CommentCoronavirus: There are still actions you can take to protect your business
EY鈥檚 Ian Marson offeers advice for construction firms on risk mitigation and resilience
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精东影视Government shifts 2m social distancing advice to 'where possible'
Previous advice said firms 'must' ensure 2m rule was upheld
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精东影视Chancellor finally unveils support package for self-employed
But chancellor warns self-employed: 鈥榃e must all pay in equally in future鈥�
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精东影视Mace extends site shutdown into next week
Firm working out how to avoid using public transport to get workers to London jobs
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精东影视Urban Splash suspends work at sites and factories
Boss Tom Bloxham says sites could not continue safely
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精东影视Careys questions why sites are still open
鈥橶e wouldn鈥檛 use public transport ourselves so why should our staff?鈥� says London subcontractor
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精东影视FMB demands that only emergency construction work continues
More than two-thirds of builders think government not doing enough to support industry during coronavirus outbreak
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精东影视Work on sites should continue, construction minister says
Nadhim Zahawi says firms need to follow social distancing guidelines
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FeaturesCoronavirus update for construction: 26 March
Build UK鈥檚 round up on jobs, contracts and support from the Government
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精东影视Breedon stops nearly all UK production
Materials firm says Derbyshire cement plant will stay open to serve critical supply chains
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精东影视Khan wants emergency measures to support London housebuilding
London mayor asks for faster access to cash to support capital鈥檚 housing sector
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精东影视Coronavirus forces Currie & Brown to slash executive pay
Consultant has closed all its UK offices
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CommentEditor鈥檚 blog: Nothing is normal
Chloe McCulloch reflects on how odd life has become for everyone