All redundancies articles
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NewsInflation and falling consumer confidence blamed as window firm collapses with 680 jobs lost
Remaing 70 staff kept on for time being to help shut stricken business
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NewsAHMM cutting staff numbers as projects stall
Practice blames move on 鈥渃urrent economic circumstances鈥� and jobs being put on hold
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NewsSupply chain left nursing 拢13m hit following London fit-out firm鈥檚 collapse
One contractor missing nearly 拢450,000 in retentions in wake of Twenty1 Construction implosion
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NewsClose to 70 jobs go as London fit-out firm goes under
Pandemic blamed as 拢67m-turnover Twenty1 Construction collapses
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NewsONS warns of covid-19 cost to construction
A significant number of firms have been living beyond their means, new figures show聽
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NewsCITB pledges support for axed Carillion apprentices
Training body confirms it is still providing support for stranded apprentices despite mass redundancies
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NewsJobs of more than 1,000 Carillion employees saved
Around 1,100 employees are still retained by the company
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NewsUnion takes legal action over Carillion collapse
Unite representing 27 workers who lost their jobs following the contractor鈥檚 collapse in January
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NewsFutures of more than 10,000 Carillion staff confirmed
Just over 9,000 staff have found new jobs while 1,700 have been made redundant
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NewsThousands stuck in limbo as Carillion job decisions slow
Around 7,000 workers still waiting to learn their fate nine weeks after firm went bust
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NewsMore Carillion employees axed, as job losses mount
Around 45%聽of the pre-liquidation workforce have secured ongoing employment
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NewsCarillion redundancies pass 1,000
But more than 7,500 jobs have been saved since firm went bust five weeks ago
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NewsBalfour Beatty M&E arm cans 50 sparkies on Crossrail site in Woolwich
Workers staged a mass protest at the Crossrail site
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CommentNo sign in the data that construction employment is plunging again 鈥� not yet anyway
The construction jobs market has been holding up better than many have feared.
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CommentNo joy in the latest construction jobs figures
With low vacancies and redundancies ongoing, job numbers will continue to fall
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CommentLatest jobs figures look pretty upbeat, but鈥�
Full time jobs and average weekly earnings are both on the rise
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Comment
Jobs scene a little brighter today, but what does the future hold?
Rate of construction redundancies returns to pre-recession levels.