Number of job vacancies in the construction industry is growing
Published on 18th December 2017
November saw activity in the UK construction industry rise at its fastest pace since June - bringing in new work and creating jobs across the country.
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Read the latest construction industry news from the Kalcrest Site Services team.
Demand for skilled workers increases as house building sector continues to grow
Published on 6th November 2017
The construction industry may have had a rocky few months, but the UK house building sector has continued to grow, creating plenty of construction jobs and increasing the demand for skilled workers.
Kalcrest Site Services expand with new Bradford office opening
Published on 24th October 2017
We’re excited to announce that Kalcrest Site Services have opened a new office in West Yorkshire.
Hiring the right construction workers is now more important than ever
Published on 5th October 2017
Recruiting the right workers is vital to the success of your construction project at any point in time. But with the most recent UK Construction PMI showing a fall in activity, finding the right people with the right skills is more important than ever.
New construction projects announced in West Yorkshire
Published on 20th September 2017
A number of high profile construction projects have been announced in West Yorkshire, promising a growing demand for construction workers across the county over the next few years.
UK construction industry set for growth in Q2
Published on 21st July 2017
The construction industry is set for further growth in Q2, according to the latest Barbour ABI market review report.
370,000 new workers must be employed by the housebuilding industry.
Published on 8th March 2017
Research from consultant Arcadis shows that the industry needs to recruit 370,000 people between now and 2021 – which means that the sector must recruit one worker every 85 seconds to meet swelling housing demand!
Construction industry can thrive outside the EU
Published on 13th January 2017
The UK should be confident that its construction sector can thrive once the country leaves the European Union, according to leading industry consultancy The Vinden Partnership.
