All Specialists articles – Page 13
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NewsTower cranes register delayed until January
HSE voices data protection concerns as consultation reveals £3m administration cost
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Is the Donaghy report into construction deaths the way forward?
Construction industry safety insiders Shaun Davis and John Spanswick give their views
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NewsClampdown threatens 13% hike in labour costs
Government determined to force through plan to put all construction workers on PAYE system
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NewsBuilders in distress double in a year
But latest quarterly data shows fewer construction firms in financial crisis over the past three months
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NewsConstruction to lose 13% of jobs this year
ConstructionSkills warns that up to 450,000 jobs could go by 2011, with consequent skills losses
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NewsMitie reports healthy performance
Facilities management firm benefits from economic conditions to earn revenues in line with expectations
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NewsSpeedy Hire rights issue scores 92% take-up
Plant rental firm will use cash to reduce estimated £248m debt
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Slump in SME sector eases but green shoots are hard to find
Workloads in the SME building sector continued to slide in the second quarter of 2009, the latest state of trades survey by the Federation of Master Builders has revealed
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NewsM&E firm Derry in £2.5m battle after axing chairman
Ex-chairman of Bowmer & Kirkland-owned Derry Building Services sues firm his family founded
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Keltbray spreads risk as spending spree climbs to £10m
Groundworks and demolition specialist Keltbray has bought piling company Cain White
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NewsDonaghy deaths inquiry: Make construction minister full-time
Long-awaited report into site deaths also says Gangmasters Licensing Regulations should be extended to cover construction
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NewsDonaghy report on construction deaths due tomorrow
Government says report, which is believed to recommend extension of Gangmaster Licensing Act, will be released on Wednesday
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NewsNo respite from the worst recession on record
Think you see green shoots? Have a look at these forecasts...
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NewsConstruction output to fall 16% in 2009
Latest data indicates no improvement until 2012, with retail new building and offices badly hit
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NewsRok in 'hall of shame' for changing payment terms
Private business group attacks contractor for changing payment periods from 30 to 60 days
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NewsGlass makers push up prices 50%
Specialist contractors are up in arms over the decision by UK glass makers to increase their prices by up to 50% within days of one another
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NewsBalfour Beatty merges M&E arms into £600m giant
Balfour Kilpatrick and Haden Young have been combined to become the UK's largest M&E firm
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NewsMorgan Sindall reports slump in fit-out work
Trading update also shows slight fall in construction order book, but group's financial position remains strong
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NewsISG reports trading in line with expectations
Firm upbeat as retail and regional businesses offset decline in London fit-out and refurbishment
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NewsDeveloper row pushes Panceltica to the brink
Steel contractor says it won't be able to continue if its Scottsdale and Qatari businesses are sold