In the latest review of the UK’s lockdown measures, a three-step road map to recover has been unveiled by the Prime Minster. As every industry is affected by Covid-19 the construction sector has been particularly hard hit, with lockdown estimated to cost the sector £237m per day. But there is hope in sight, with the pha…
Do you remember the old ‘norm’? It does seem a distant memory! So, we are thinking about the potential new ‘norm’ and how, no matter what that looks like from a job point of view, the skill of employability can be nurtured. Whilst some people are naturally ‘gifted’, being employable is a skill that can be taught, …
When it comes to working from home and taking daily exercise to get out of the house it seems that its more than our bodies that are getting a workout. Our minds are developing new muscles that are learning and growing to work in the new norm – remotely! Body and mind work out. I don’t think I know anyone who hasn 
With doom and gloom on every channel you would be forgiven for retreating into your bunker and hunkering down until it all blows over. The fact of the matter is that when you are a social creature, as all (well, almost all) humans are, this is simply not an option. Whether it’s family or your furloughed staff there’s a mu…
The term ‘business as usual’ seems like a distant concept in the current climate. While we are still a way to go until normal operation is resumed, the wheels of the built environment sector continue to turn, albeit a bit slower. And as the world does return to normal, whenever that may be, there are positions that n…
We are delighted to welcome two new consultants on board: Russell Coster is our new lead consultant for Trades and Labour and comes with a wealth of experience in the sector. Joe Laws has also joined and will be supporting our consultants with a focus on the fit out and retail sectors. …