Unions Applaud King’s Speech; Employers Wary of New Regulations
Ardent Tide offers a quick summary of the King’s Speech and its potential impact on employers and businesses in the construction industry.
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A Closer Look At The Health Risks in Fit-Out
The construction fit-out sector is rapidly evolving, driven by technological advancements that boost efficiency, productivity, and health safety.
Embracing technology in fit-out to enhance health and safety
The fit-out sector is rapidly evolving due to technological advancements that boost efficiency, productivity, and safety.
HMRC reporting rules for dividends and working hours to increase IR35 reviews
Set to be implemented from April 2025, HMRC intends to introduce significant changes to the reporting requirements for owner-managed businesses and employers
How fit-out contractors can handle multiple levels of subcontractors
Fit-out sector has a multi-faceted supply chain. Managing your subcontractors is the key to executing a successful project
How fit-out contractors can effectively manage health & safety in occupied spaces
Fit-out is a fast-paced, dynamic, and complex part of our industry. Improving health and safety initiatives from the outset can help reduce project delays and improve timelines across the entire programme.
Why a robust Health and Safety strategy is critical for success
Havio explains how a few simple changes can better protect your company and workforce.
An investment, not an overhead: rethinking Health & Safety
Health & Safety consultancy Havio explains the key benefits to proper investment in your construction company and workforces’ wellbeing and future.
Construction Wave announces new brand partnership with Havio
Havio are the only Certified B Corp™ health and safety consultancy in Europe with offices in both London and Manchester. Havio have a clear vision: To challenge the perceptions of health and safety every day by treating people as the solution
Birmingham has granted approval for the £200 million tower block on Broad Street
Approval for a 47-storey block of flats on Birmingham’s Broad Street has been granted.
