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By Dave Rogers2021-07-16T05:00:00+01:00 Roofers, bricklayers and shopfitters see biggest pay rises in June The East Midlands is a new wages hotspot with those working in the region picking up an average £988 last month. Workers in the area have seen their pay packets jump by more 21% in the year, the latest payroll data from Hudson Contract has said. Source: Shutterstock Roofers saw their pay packets jump the most last month Other regions breaching the £900 a month average barrier include the West Midlands and East of England while the South-east, along with London, a traditional wages powerhouse also saw average pay packets hit £915. ....
By Dave Rogers2021-05-12T05:00:00+01:00 Other professions seeing pay rise include M&E operatives and shopfitters Skilled trades such as bricklayers, plasterers and electricians are cashing in on a booming housing and home improvements market with weekly wages going up by an average of 20% in a year. Other trades seeing their wages jump since last April include roofers and joiners, according to data provided by self-employed payroll provider Hudson Contract. Source: Shutterstock Bricklayers’ pay packets have jumped by more than a third in a year, data from payroll firm Hudson Contract says Figures released by the East Yorkshire-based firm show the weekly pay packets of bricklayers jumped by 39% to £930 in April 2021, while electricians pocketed a 20% hike with weekly earnings now hitting four figures at an average of £1,031. ....
By Tom Lowe2021-05-04T05:00:00+01:00 Peter Caplehorn adds problems will start to delay completions Worsening material shortages could hit major projects within the next few months unless supplies improve, the chief executive of the Construction Products Association has warned. A global shortage of construction materials including timber, steel and plastics this year because of the effects of the pandemic has so far been mostly affecting SMEs. Source: Shutterstock Peter Caplehorn said the shortages could have a significant impact on projects of all sizes unless the situation improved within the next few months But Peter Caplehorn told Building that the problem had “escalated” and said the delays could soon affect the ability of larger firms to complete projects on time. ....