Galliford Try to shrink construction arm by a quarter

By Will Ing2019-05-21T08:04:00

Contractor confirms 350 job cuts and will now focus on three sectors

Galliford Try has said it will reduce the amount of work its construction business does by nearly a quarter as it focuses on three key areas and retreats from other markets.

The firm has already said it is cutting 350 people, or 10% of its UK construction workforce, as a result of losses which have mounted up on problem jobs including the Aberdeen bypass and Queensferry Crossing scheme near Edinburgh.

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