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Optimizing Construction Workforce Management in 2025: Strategies to Attract, Retain, and Empower Skilled Talent

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To stay competitive, construction leaders need a workforce management strategy that goes beyond hiring. Traditional methods of managing labormanual scheduling, static org charts, reactive trainingno longer match the pace or demands of modern job sites. You don’t fix that with job boards and coffee mugs.

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Five tier ones sign up to best practice drive

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Rebecca Boundy, managing director for clients and markets at Kier, added: “We joined CCBP because we believe in the value of bringing together industry expertise and academic research to drive meaningful change. That’s why we’re pleased to support the Centre for Construction Best Practice.

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Profits soar for NG Bailey

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Our high quality order book has grown further to £1.6bn (2024: £1.4bn) whilst becoming lower risk. A robust pipeline of work in markets with high barriers to entry and that are resilient during economic downturns, such as defence, healthcare and rails, helps spread risk and give the group more stability overall.” Got a story?

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Gleeds report reveals industry caution

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Brian McArdle, Gleeds’ UK managing director The latest quarterly report from construction consultancy Gleeds has revealed that almost three quarters of construction professionals in the UK feel the current economic and political climate is negatively impacting contracts.

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Opinion: How to fix the Building Safety Regulator

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It mainly focuses on structural and fire safety within design and construction of residential buildings – distinguishing high risk buildings (HRBs) of 18 metres in height or 7+ storeys high from non-HRBs. Some sectors even risk entering a recession, especially where the delays are exacerbating cash flow pressures.

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Northern Ireland health inspectors launch silica dust campaign

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Inspectors will also be providing advice on how to protect employees from exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS), which is the second biggest health risk to construction workers after asbestos. Silica is a naturally occurring mineral found in varying amounts in most rock, sand and clay as well as in bricks and concrete.

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Blackwood invests ÂŁ3.5m in Cat machines

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Managing director Paul McCormack said: “This significant investment reflects our commitment to achieving the highest standards in quality, service, sustainability and safety for our customers. in Cat machines Share Share Share Share Blackwood invests £3.5m in Cat machines 3 hours Caterpillar dealer Finning has secured a £3.5m