All Leader articles 鈥� Page 2
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CommentTime to think big: 好色先生TV celebrates 180 years
In this anniversary year we have launched the 好色先生TV the Future Commission to identify how construction can change and improve 鈥� we also look back at our long heritage by digging into the archive
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CommentIt has been a rollercoaster of a year 鈥� now strap in for 2023
Contractors and housebuilders in this week鈥檚 league tables have shown resilience through tough times 鈥� can they do it all over again next year?
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CommentAnd now for something completely positive: our 好色先生TV the Future Commission
To celebrate 180 years of the magazine, we have launched an ambitious, year-long project to find solutions to聽construction鈥檚 challenges 鈥� with your help
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CommentTrussonomics bangs on about growth but it has just made a recession more likely
Firms were already grappling with severe inflation, an energy crisis and a tight jobs market 鈥� now the mini-Budget has made their problems even bigger
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CommentPolitics is on hold just when business is most in need of firm direction
As the industry impatiently awaits clarity on Truss鈥檚 plans, we still don鈥檛 even know the name of the new construction minister
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CommentManchester鈥檚 moment 鈥� building on the city鈥檚 cultural legacy
The city could become an examplar of how urban centres can offer a way of life that is attractive and sustainable
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CommentFor the sake of the planet, we need to fashion some order out of this chaos
The Tory leadership contest is an unwelcome hiatus at a time when vital decisions need making for the country鈥檚 future
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CommentIn the face of external forces, construction must focus on productivity
The sector need not succumb to the weakening we see across the whole economy 鈥� let鈥檚 do what we can
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CommentHow to drop a manifesto pledge without blinking
By downgrading the target of 300,000 new homes to a mere 鈥渁mbition鈥�, Michael Gove leaves big questions about housing supply unanswered
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CommentConstruction must respond quickly to the fast growing number of vacancies
Job vacancies grew faster than in any other sector in the UK economy in Q1, and there鈥檚 an elephant in the room no one wants to talk about
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CommentUkraine鈥檚 refugee crisis 鈥� businesses want to help but it鈥檚 not proving easy
Business leaders, with their reputation for cutting through problems, have a role in pushing ministers to take a more active role
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CommentHigh energy costs 鈥� it鈥檚 not just households who are feeling the pinch
The impact of on businesses is not yet part of the public debate 鈥� but it should be
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CommentChoppy waters ahead but growing confidence we can ride out the storm
One of the biggest risks to construction鈥檚 recovery is the recruitment crisis
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CommentAn end of year challenge to the eternal optimists
Is it gloom all round now people are back to Zoom meetings in pyjama bottoms?
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CommentWe are all part of the green industrial revolution 鈥� but it鈥檚 only just begun
With COP26 having ended in a bit of a whimper, we must now ask ourselves what we as an industry can do to make change
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CommentClimate emergency: are you part of the problem or part of the solution?
COP26 is coming and professionals in the built environment must use this moment to focus minds on the path to net zero
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CommentLevitt鈥檚 warts-and-all report must lead to real change at the RICS
聽Members want a more transparent organisation representing them 鈥� and they want聽their voices to be heard
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CommentT&T and CBRE: A good deal to think about
聽What will T T鈥檚 sale of a 60% stake to CBRE mean for the firm 鈥� and the wider industry?
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CommentFreedom day in shackles
With聽responsibility for risk assessment shifting from government to employers, firms have a lot on their shoulders
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CommentBrexit realities are hitting home
Labour shortages and import barriers are now joined by certification challenges