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New housebuilding starts tumble by 51%: Glenigan   – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

New housebuilding starts tumble by 51%: Glenigan   – Mortgage Strategy

New private housebuilding plummeted by 51% compared to a year ago and are 39% below the three months to March, according to data from Glenigan, which says the industry is suffering a “protracted depression”.   Across all building work – residential, non-residential and civil engineering – the value of underlying work

UK Work Immigration Changes that Employers Should Be Aware of | Littler - Vimarsana News

UK Work Immigration Changes that Employers Should Be Aware of | Littler

The latest Spring Statement of Changes of Immigration Rules has set out important developments that employers should be on top of, as have Budget day Treasury announcements and a new...

How Much Should Employers Pay Staff in 2023? - Vimarsana News

How Much Should Employers Pay Staff in 2023?

As workers from the RMT, NHS, and Aldi accept substantial pay rises, we look at the industries with the biggest yearly wage growth.

Construction project-starts drop 55%: Glenigan – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Construction project-starts drop 55%: Glenigan – Mortgage Strategy

A “consistently weak” construction-start performance over the first two months of 2023 has led to project-starts dropping 55% over the last three months, averaging at £4,173m per month, the latest Glenigan construction review reveals. Data shows that project-starts fell 46% on an annual basis. Main contract awards

Government borrowing soars amid rising energy bills - Vimarsana News

Government borrowing soars amid rising energy bills

The UK's national deficit hit a record high in February, due to schemes supporting households with energy costs.

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