The Top 100 Most Influential Women in Construction Awards celebrates inspirational women and allies across the industry 

New course aims to address a “significant gap” in available training for bricklayers 

The annual industry forecast from the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has highlighted persistent skills shortages, with the industry facing an ongoing need to match growth with recruitment and retention.

More than 250,000 extra construction workers are required by 2028 to meet demand 

The latest annual business plan aims to support construction’s skills pipeline

The High Court has handed down its judgment in what is the latest development in the ongoing legal dispute between Knot Builders Limited (formerly Hudson Contract Services Ltd) and the Construction Industry Training Board.

New initiative reflects the priorities and activities needed to attract and develop the workforce of the future

Research published today (8 August) reveals one quarter of construction workers identify as neurodiverse. Almost 40% of neurodiverse workers in the construction industry have not told their employer about their condition,…

Research published today reveals one quarter of construction workers identify as neurodiverse  

CITB is piloting changes across a series of construction plant training standards and grants

Tackling skills gap for local workforces is vital to ensuring the built environment is energy efficient and sustainable  

CITB is offering up to £500,000 per proposal to help industry leaders tackle the challenges facing the construction workforce

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.

The changes to CITB’s assessment of managers and professionals aim to reflect the evolving needs of today’s industry 

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) will invest £100 million in grants to help construction workers access training and develop their skills

Almost 225,000 extra workers will be needed to meet demand for construction in the UK between now and 2027.

The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) is to fund a pilot scheme providing mental health support for construction apprentices starting out in their careers.