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CommentWanted: a post-Brexit immigration system that works for construction
Immigration changes may threaten the industry and its聽integral EU workers聽
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CommentNew immigration rules: Construction firms must brace themselves for a worker shortfall
The government is still sending out mixed messages on immigration
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CommentHousing is more than a numbers game
The main political parties should stop with the soundbites and base housing plans聽on solid data, not random figures
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CommentIt started with a referendum鈥�
鈥� and that is exactly how this madness must end 鈥� with a second decisive Brexit聽vote before PM Johnson and his no-deal cronies bankrupt the country
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CommentWakey-wakey: we must face up to this construction skills crisis
The skills shortage is already crippling construction yet the government seems comatose in the face of the impact a no-deal Brexit will have on recruitment
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CommentBrexit clauses are not the way forward for the economy
Tenants trying to use Brexit as an excuse to break lease agreements is worrying for landlords
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CommentBrexit: a soap opera that needs an ending
None of this self-serving political melodrama is going to help us build things
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CommentBrexit: a classic case of poor project management
The prime minister鈥檚 handling of Brexit bears uncanny parallels to poor management of construction projects 鈥� so what can we all learn from this?
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CommentIndependence daze: lack of clarity on Brexit continues to hit business
As the so-called Brexit deadline passes, ongoing uncertainty does untold damage
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CommentMoney talks: as Brexit looms ahead, government can use its levers to keep things moving
With all eyes on Brexit, government has neglected to back up its push for offsite with a solid pipeline of investment, says Stephen Beechey
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CommentLegal: the fluctuations of Brexit in building contracts
Entering a building contract while Brexit is pending demands close attention to fluctuation provisions
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CommentHow to avoid a Brexit balls-up
With the EU exit deadline approaching fast, Mark Reynolds and the聽CITB this week released a plan to make sure we can keep calm and carry on
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CommentWhat鈥檚 the deal if there鈥檚 a no-deal Brexit? How will EU immigration arrangement impact UK construction?
The end of EU free movement and a no-deal Brexit will inevitably hit construction companies鈥� recruitment and workforce planning, explains immigration solicitor Anne Morris
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CommentHow to beat the Brexit blues
There are far more important things for construction to worry about than Brexit 鈥� yes, it鈥檚 a Bad Thing, but will anyone really notice in the long run?
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CommentA government devoid of people skills
As conversations around Brexit become more anxious, construction demands answers to the question of immigration
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CommentBrexit vote defeat - what now? Construction industry response
The industry responds to the Prime Minister鈥檚 historic loss in yesterday鈥檚 meaningful vote
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CommentHow is your organisation preparing for Brexit? Anonymous reader responses
As part of our reader survey last month, we asked respondents to tell us what actions they had already taken in preparation for Brexit.
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Comment"We are setting up in the EU" - How is your organisation preparing for Brexit?
As part of our reader survey last month, we asked respondents to tell us what actions they had already taken in preparation for Brexit. Here is one anonymous reader鈥檚 response
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CommentDispute resolution after Brexit
Claire Stockford, Iain Drummond and Caitlin McLean of Shepherd and Wedderburn weigh Brexit鈥檚 implications for dispute resolution
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CommentForesight sagas: construction has an immense challenge on its hands in 2019
As we enter one of the most turbulent, uncertain years in our nation鈥檚 history, who would be brave enough to predict what鈥檚 in store for construction? Well, here goes鈥�
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