Civil engineering contractors today expressed serious concern over recommendations from the Migration Advisory Committee to adopt a Canada-style migration system. The Committee’s report said that free movement of labour from the EU should end after Brexit, and that there should be no preferential access to the labour market for citizens of any other country or
A new scheme which aims to recruit more women into the construction industry will launch this autumn in the Midlands – running from the 17 September to 5 October. The scheme, the ‘Women into Civil Engineering Programme’, will see CECA joining forces with CITB and Women into Construction (WiC) to launch a three-week training programme.
As the HS2 programme moves towards construction, the number of roles directly supported by the scheme is forecast to reach 15,000. An entire generation of engineers, designers, architects and geologists will benefit from the construction of Britain’s new high speed railway, and as the project gears up it will support as many as 30,000 jobs
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