No good poaching from each other to fill skills gaps, Mace boss warns

By Jordan Marshall2021-05-25T05:03:00

Mark Reynolds says firms need to invest in industry newcomers rather than raiding rivals for staff

Construction firms need to work together to tackle skills shortages rather than raid each other’s companies, the boss of Mace has warned.

Speaking to Building, Mace chief executive Mark Reynolds said contractors and consultants alike were looking to expand going forward as the industry recovers from the pandemic.

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