With reliance on EU products returning to pre-Brexit levels, closer supplier ties will be essential to managing uncertainty in the market, writes Pablo Cristi Worm.

The Department for Business and Trade has announced an indefinite extension of the use of CE marking in products made by UK businesses in the latest u-turn of proposed post-Brexit regulations.

The Construction Industry Training Board is calling for construction employers’ understanding and awareness of post-Brexit immigration rules to be improved

The Construction Industry Training Board is calling for construction employers’ understanding and awareness of post-Brexit immigration rules to be improved.

Materials supply and price volatility are predicted to be key risks to completion of construction projects within time and budget. Although there is no single answer to the problem, there are ways we can mitigate some of the key risks, to ensure the best possible outcomes.

Price rises and materials shortages are causing disruption for construction firms throughout Northern Ireland. How is the industry responding?

Issues over visas and increased red tape could price migrant workers out of the employment market, warns Alan Kennedy

A third of construction companies expect to provide more jobs for British workers, while nearly three quarters expect Brexit to impact the industry. That’s according to the latest Migration Survey…