All Govt & Regulatory Articles
The US government has announced that it is raising tariffs on a wide range of Chinese goods, including on materials and machinery used in the construction industry
Europe’s construction industry continues to suffer a labour imbalance, with almost half the occupations classified as being in shortage in the region belonging in the sector
New gaps analysis tool in development will address specific requirements for scaffold and access equipment across Canada’s provinces
Senators authorised nearly US$20 billion for airport improvements
A look at new megaprojects approved and funded by the US government
Tech giant announces new major data centre build
The construction challenges of storing the world’s data
Uzbekistan announces the building of a new data centre
The rule banning noncompete agreements is already facing legal challenges. In the meantime, companies can take steps to protect their interests.
The agreement sets the stage for the UK’s Geospatial Commission to share the best practices and technology utilized by NUAR with Infrastructure Ontario
An Ohio-based construction company has agreed to pay $99,000 to settle a claims of sex discrimination and retaliation in a lawsuit filed by the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)
Pinsent Masons’ Tori Graney examines cyber risk in the construction industry
Ten major players in the construction industry, including rental companies, OEMs and contractors have joined forces to create a new group dedicated to making the sector more sustainable.
For a long time, working for four days a week instead of five but with no reduction in pay sounded like an unachievable – possibly even decadent – idea in pretty much any industry.
Rebuild Ukraine conference held at Intermat
What we learned from AGC’s ‘Playbook on Decarbonization’
Eurobridge Conference highlights major failings in the maintenance and repair of Europe’s transport infrastructure
Rules on combatting late payments in commercial transactions under review
What challenges face Turkey’s construction industry a year after the country was hit by a devastating earthquake?
Labour plans nearly £2 billion in spending on port infrastructure
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