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CommentMr Eggleston explains
For those clients, project managers and contractors still unsure how the changes in the NEC3 form affect them, this new book sets it out clearly
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CommentRead them and weep
Letters of intent are often used inappropriately in the construction industry and, as such, they should be employed with a good deal of caution – or not at all
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Young and old alike
Getting to grips with the incoming age regulations is likely to give employers a headache, but they are going to present particular difficulties for those in the construction industry
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CommentA common obstacle
Landowners face trouble ahead with the introduction of the Commons Act 2006, especially section 15, which could block a development for at least five years
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Offsite directory 06
Going globalOff-site construction takes on the world. Your guide to the international hot spots. The route to a unified industry.
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NewsSlow first half for Jarvis
Group's full year profit falls below market expectations after slow trading in first half of year
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NewsHyder raises £8m for push overseas
New share issue will enable engineering consultant to target business opportunities in Germany and Hong Kong
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NewsPinsent Masons loses key regeneration lawyer
Peter Stockdale takes top construction clients to law firm Campbell Hooper
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NewsDesign for London appoints its first director
Peter Bishop, from Camden council, will take up his 'exciting' role in December
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Mystery buyer approaches Grainger Trust
Property company confirms that it has been approached by a company considering an offer
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NewsInterserve wipes £25.9m off accounts
Support services group reveals one-off cost due to accounting irregularities in industrial services division
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NewsBarratt co-operates with police investigation into crane collapse
Barratt responds to 'tragic incident' that killed two people on a site in London
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NewsRok set to buy Tulloch Construction Group
Contractor set to fund £31m acquistion of Scottish buildings services group through share issue
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Turnover at McInerney rockets 34%
UK arm of Irish developer helps boost group turnover to £228.8m in its interim results
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Six shortlisted for London zero carbon housing scheme
Ken Livingstone announces shortlist of developer consortiums for 200-home project in Albert Docks
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NewsTony the comedian wins a stay of execution
The primeminister was on fine form at the Labour party conference and Building's assistant editor thinks he may even miss him once he's gone
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NewsTimms pushes for £2bn extra procurement savings
Treasury minister Stephen Timms tells fringe meeting that public sector clients have to be more efficient
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NewsRecord results for White Young Green as profit hits £11m
Recent acquisitions boosts consultant’s revenue for year as order book hits £310m
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Inspace's shares dip 2%
Turnover falls 11.5% at social housing maintenance firm despite rise in pre-tax profit