Tens of thousands of new housebuilding jobs and
apprenticeships will be up for grabs for years to come under a deal struck
between ministers and the industry. Government-led efforts have got Britain
building – in the last year alone planning permission has been granted on
230,000 new homes and private housebuilding starts are at their highest for 7
years. But leading housebuilders have made clear that a lack of skilled labour
is one of the key problems facing their industry, and that they need a range of
building skills as well as site managers, surveyors, planners and designers. The
plan will ensure young Brits leaving school or our Armed Forces benefit from
this turn-around but it will also help former builders to consider a return to
the industry. Read more on the CLG website.
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