The CIOB has told a group of MPs and experts that more effort needs to go into retaining ageing workers to help prevent a shortage of skilled workers post-Brexit.
The Institute is among a number of organisations giving evidence to the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Excellence in Built Environment investigating the impact of Brexit on future skills needs in construction.
One of the key issues in the referendum vote last year was the free movement of people. This is of particular significance given the reliance of construction on workers from the EU both at a trades and professional level, and at a time when construction is already facing a chronic skills shortage.
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