The UK’s decision to quit the European Union could worsen
the construction skills crisis the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has
warned. “The UK construction industry has been heavily reliant on migrant workers
from Europe for decades now – at present, 12% of the British construction
workers are of non-UK origin. The majority of these workers are from EU
countries such as Poland, Romania and Lithuania and they have helped the
construction industry bounce back from the economic downturn when 400,000
skilled workers left our industry, most of which did not return,” said FMB
chief executive Brian Berry. “It is now the Government’s responsibility to
ensure that the free-flowing tap of migrant workers from Europe is not turned
off.” Read more on the Housing Excellence website.
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