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Build UK—a stronger voice for the construction sector

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Published on: 29 October 2015
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Table of contents

  • Background
  • What do you hope that the bringing together of the NSCC and the UKCG will achieve?
  • What are the priorities, or key initiatives, of Build UK going to be in the first three years?
  • What do you think are the key challenges currently facing contractors in the UK construction industry?
  • Will Build UK continue the NSCC’s work in relation to fair payment?
  • What approach will Build UK take in relation to practices regarding retention?

Article summary

Construction analysis: Suzannah Nichol MBE, chief executive of Build UK, explores the plans for the new body that aims to unify the construction sector.

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