Careys questions why sites are still open

By Dave Rogers2020-03-26T12:40:00

’We wouldn’t use public transport ourselves so why should our staff?’ says London subcontractor

The founders of one of London’s best-known subcontractors have ramped up the pressure on firms continuing to operate sites by saying it would never ask its staff to do something they wouldn’t do themselves.

The firm is working on a string of high-profile schemes in the capital including the One Nine Elms residential twin-tower scheme in Battersea, being built by Multiplex for Chinese developer R&F, and another Multiplex job, a mixed-use scheme at Marble Arch called Marble Arch Place being developed by Almacantar.

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