Leeds College of Building has launched a regional network of 22 colleges aimed at expanding training opportunities and addressing skills shortages across the construction sector.

A traffic management firm has recruited 12 people following their release from prison as part of a programme supporting offenders into sustainable employment.

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Retention of older workers will build productivity, quality and safety

Bath College has announced Beard Construction as a strategic partner of the Construction and Building Services – Real Skills Hub, which will give 350 learners and apprentices per year a clear pathway into local labour markets.

Students, graduates and aspiring construction professionals are being invited to explore the wide range of career opportunities available across the built environment at a free CIOB networking event in Birmingham…

CSCS Cards has reduced the minimum work placement required for its Industry Placement card from 30 days to three weeks

Construction hiring regained momentum in the second quarter of 2026, with vacancies increasing despite wider weakness in the UK jobs market,

y, in partnership with The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) charity, is rolling out its new youth rehabilitation initiative across the prison estate in England and Wales.

Lendlease has been recognised for its collaboration with Our Newham Learning and Skills which has helped to support local skills and employment.

More than twice the number of employers have been banned from sponsoring foreign workers in the first year of this government compared to the year before, according to new figures.

Balfour Beatty Group’s chief executive, Leo Quinn, has been appointed life president of The 5% Club.

Bouygues UK, lead contractor for Llanelli’s Canolfan Pentre Awel, has delivered more than £35 million in social value.

Theft in the workplace can affect companies of any size, in any place. UK businesses lose approximately £190m every year as a result of employee theft.

What employment issues should construction companies consider when entering a joint venture, asks Lucy Gordon?

Kier has launched a drive to recruit 1,200 people across the UK on projects including schools, hospitals, roads and rail.

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