Proposed reforms aim to help the sector attract and retain talent from diverse backgrounds

Paul Hampton from the University of Wolverhampton tells Nicky Roger about his work to improve nuclear quality control management.

A new corporate partnership will support personal development activities, workshops, mentoring and coaching for disadvantaged women and girls

Ahead of the 4 July general election, the UK’s largest contractors have published a series of recommendations for the next government

Twelve of the UK’s biggest contractors have published a series of recommendations for the next government ahead of the 4 July general election.

Six pupils are participating in a seven-week pilot scheme to gain experience of different construction roles

A new secondment scheme is helping to grow emerging talent through the Alliance 4 New Prisons

A selection of readers’ comments about news and issues in the industry from across the CIOB community and social media.

Skilled professionals in the construction industry could be a “major casualty” of radical apprenticeship levy reform

The Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2024 national final saw 10 apprentices compete to be crowned champion 

The government has unveiled a nationwide campaign to link British jobseekers with employers

Skills shortages worsened by global competition risks value for taxpayers’ money

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

Engineering construction employers are being urged to help provide an up-to-date and detailed snapshot of the industry and its current workforce

A survey of 100,000 young people shows engagement with schools and colleges is helping to attract young people to construction

New framework outlines core transferable and overarching technical competencies 

Employers must do more to promote apprenticeships and professional development opportunities for more experienced candidates

EDF Energy’s nuclear power project has been recognised for a commitment to training and developing skilled workers