Facial recognition technology ‘saves Dunne £3,000 a week’
Contractor Dunne Group estimates that it is saving £150,000 a year in wrongly paid wages after installing facial recognition technology on its construction sites. Above:
Contractor Dunne Group estimates that it is saving £150,000 a year in wrongly paid wages after installing facial recognition technology on its construction sites. Above:
Browser does not support script. Contact us With the Conservatives set to become the next Government, RIBA President Stephen Hodder said: “The recent move of
©Bloomberg Roger Agnelli, the Brazilian banker who turned Vale into the world’s number one iron ore producer, died on Saturday in an aircraft crash, a
A recent ruling holds implications for liquidated damages clauses. Chris Bridges reports. On 4 November 2015 the UK Supreme Court handed down judgment in the
JCB, one of the UK’s largest manufacturers, has quit the CBI because of the lobby group’s anti-Brexit position. The construction equipment company, which employs about
Organisations based in Uganda, Malaysia and the UK have been put on the shortlist for the Sustainable Buildings categories as part of the Ashden UK
The Government announced a controversial hike in National Insurance for the self-employed as part of the Chancellors budget. After uproar in the media, the Government
The homes and building industry around the world is undergoing an intense level of evolution as well as an increased level of growth. Technology is
Knight Knox have topped out on one of their four towers under development as part of the X1 Media Scheme in Salford Quays. The topping
Highways England has announced Multi-million pounds of road improvements in order to help with the development of 4,000 homes and more than 10,900 jobs. These
Contractor Dunne Group estimates that it is saving £150,000 a year in wrongly paid wages after installing facial recognition technology on its construction sites. Above:
Browser does not support script. Contact us With the Conservatives set to become the next Government, RIBA President Stephen Hodder said: “The recent move of
©Bloomberg Roger Agnelli, the Brazilian banker who turned Vale into the world’s number one iron ore producer, died on Saturday in an aircraft crash, a
A recent ruling holds implications for liquidated damages clauses. Chris Bridges reports. On 4 November 2015 the UK Supreme Court handed down judgment in the
JCB, one of the UK’s largest manufacturers, has quit the CBI because of the lobby group’s anti-Brexit position. The construction equipment company, which employs about
Organisations based in Uganda, Malaysia and the UK have been put on the shortlist for the Sustainable Buildings categories as part of the Ashden UK
The Government announced a controversial hike in National Insurance for the self-employed as part of the Chancellors budget. After uproar in the media, the Government
The homes and building industry around the world is undergoing an intense level of evolution as well as an increased level of growth. Technology is
Knight Knox have topped out on one of their four towers under development as part of the X1 Media Scheme in Salford Quays. The topping
Highways England has announced Multi-million pounds of road improvements in order to help with the development of 4,000 homes and more than 10,900 jobs. These