All furlough articles
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好色先生TVOne in 10 construction workers still on furlough, says HMRC
Initiative due to end in September
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好色先生TVNumber of people in construction still on furlough drops below 150,000, HMRC says
Employers claimed 拢135m in payments in May, provisional figures show
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好色先生TVThousands still on furlough 鈥榤aking labour shortages worse'
More jobs are available but employers can find fewer workers to do them
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好色先生TVConstruction firms claim over 拢1.1bn of furlough cash in six months
Number of construction workers on job retention scheme has fallen 73% from peak
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好色先生TVNumber of furloughed construction workers falling faster than wider economy
Latest HMRC data shows size industry鈥檚 furloughed workforce shrank by 15% in March
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好色先生TVAround 230,000 people in construction still on furlough, HMRC says
Early data suggests number fell last month from January figure of 245,000
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好色先生TVNumber of furloughed construction staff jumps
Value of industry claims rocketed 116% in December
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好色先生TVGovernment extends furlough scheme to April
Chancellor Rishi Sunak also confirmed next Budget will be delivered on 3 March next year
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FeaturesReview of 2020: A changing political landscape
Brexit was quickly eclipsed by the meteor of covid, which hit construction hard 鈥� until the government decided to build its way out of trouble. Meanwhile, building safety remained at the fore as the Grenfell Inquiry continued
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好色先生TVGovernment doubles support for self-employed as lockdown looms
Construction has the most聽self-employed income support scheme claims
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好色先生TVConstruction workforce sees biggest drop in furloughed workers out of all sectors
Number has fallen by 62% since April peak
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好色先生TVHousebuilders remain cautious as furlough draws to a close
Senior industry figures say market risks are holding back investment
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好色先生TVTime to move on from furlough, contractors say
Firms credit scheme with saving jobs but say they now need to stand on their own two feet
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好色先生TVCITB to axe 110 jobs following levy bill cut
Skills body making 17% of employees redundant, with over half of current staff already furloughed