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For the construction industry to flourish and achieve its undoubted potential, there are a number of critical issues with affect its business environment…
From the performance of our local councils in terms of making speedy decisions on planning applications, to the need for planning policy to have within it an economic ‘golden thread’, to issues around tax and the National Living Wage, to the need to have a competitive employment law framework in Northern Ireland, it is critical that the Executive stays on top of those issues which impact on the industry’s competitiveness in the increasingly global economy.
Members working in the Republic of Ireland should be aware that the Construction Industry Federation in Dublin has updated its Construction Sector C-19 Pandemic Standard Operating Procedures. The latest version is Version 6: December 2020. The Standard Operating Procedures should be adhered to by companies working in the Republic of Ireland.
Following the end of the Brexit Transition Period on 31 December 2020 the majority of Construction Skills Register (CSR) cards will still be accepted in the Republic of Ireland.
Commenting after the Chancellor’s Spending Review announcement today, Construction Employers Federation Managing Director Mark Spence said...
