CITB Says Less Construction Workers Needed by 2020
A slowdown in the construction industry since the EU referendum has seen CITB revise down the number of workers needed by 2020 by a third.
A slowdown in the construction industry since the EU referendum has seen CITB revise down the number of workers needed by 2020 by a third.
CITB Wales has called on the Welsh Government to focus on promoting careers in construction when the new assembly term gets underway this week. The
Great news has been reported for construction companies, with figures showing a clear level of confidence in the industry as the value of contracts rose
Good news for the construction sector; it has been reported that 90% of those which have applied for the CITB Skills and Training Fund have
Presently it could be argued that a lot of pressure is placed on property developers and local councils to deliver on residential housing schemes, bring
Apprenticeships play an integral role in supporting the future growth of the construction industry, helping organisations to expand their workforce whilst minimising costs and overcoming
A slowdown in the construction industry since the EU referendum has seen CITB revise down the number of workers needed by 2020 by a third.
CITB Wales has called on the Welsh Government to focus on promoting careers in construction when the new assembly term gets underway this week. The
Great news has been reported for construction companies, with figures showing a clear level of confidence in the industry as the value of contracts rose
Good news for the construction sector; it has been reported that 90% of those which have applied for the CITB Skills and Training Fund have
Presently it could be argued that a lot of pressure is placed on property developers and local councils to deliver on residential housing schemes, bring
Apprenticeships play an integral role in supporting the future growth of the construction industry, helping organisations to expand their workforce whilst minimising costs and overcoming