Fin Topping, trainee quantity surveyor on the realities of site life and the importance of everyday conversations

Apprenticeships remain one of construction’s greatest drivers of social mobility, but current policy and economic structures are preventing employers from delivering them at scale.

With year-end pressures mounting, many construction teams face increasing fatigue and stress. Read on for practical guidance for leaders on how to protect workforce wellbeing.

Finley Topping tells CM People that the experience gained through an apprenticeship far outweighs a full-time university course.

Seddon’s latest apprenticeship hiring round was oversubscribed, highlighting the lack of placements for people keen to start careers in construction. 

Contractor is joining forces with a UK mental health charity to improve support for subcontractors 

Seddon’s Jake Dowling speaks to CIOB People about his role as head of decarbonisation and his commitment to driving sustainability in construction

Despite increased demand for apprenticeship grants, construction employers are being encouraged to improve the recruitment and retention of apprentices

New apprentices have kickstarted their careers with community projects across the North West

Nicole McKinley, assistant quantity surveyor at Seddon, discusses her career journey and the importance of diversity across the sector

Gender diversity is the key to unlocking growth in the UK’s construction industry, but a collaborative effort is needed to support the recruitment and retention of women

As construction companies seek to become more inclusive, setting industry standards to create safe spaces for breastfeeding mothers has never been more important

Contractors Seddon and Kier are among the top 100 employers for apprentices in 2022, along with several major housebuilders, according to a new list.