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Why apprenticeships are key to combatting construction labour shortages - Vimarsana News

Why apprenticeships are key to combatting construction labour shortages

A Construction Skills Network report found that the built environment will need around 53,000 extra recruits each year over the next four years to meet

Inaugural Women in Construction and Engineering awards winners revealed - Vimarsana News

Inaugural Women in Construction and Engineering awards winners revealed

Celebrating the role models and organisations empowering women in construction and engineering the new awards was jointly launched by NCE and its sister

Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering awards 2022: winners revealed - Vimarsana News

Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering awards 2022: winners revealed

The winners of the first-ever Inspiring Women in Construction and Engineering awards have been revealed at a ceremony in central London. Jointly launched

Increasing wages will not solve construction labour shortage on its own - Vimarsana News

Increasing wages will not solve construction labour shortage on its own

Professional services within construction and real estate make up around 25% of the industry according to Statista. In a UK industry of 2.7M people,

Industry leaders must target schools to tackle the skills shortage - Vimarsana News

Industry leaders must target schools to tackle the skills shortage

The skills shortage in the industry must be tackled at a grass roots level by attracting young diverse people whilst they are still at school. Christine Scott is the director of Development and Construction for Madison Berkeley An ageing workforce is being blamed for the skills shortage within the construction industry. Retired workers are not being replaced. The government has promised to build 300,000 new homes each year, but there is growing concern that there won’t be the skilled people to work on them. In Q3 of 2020, construction vacancies increased by 213.4 percent. Despite vast numbe...