How to solve construction’s skills shortage

Catrin Jones Editor, Construction Europe

18 February 2022

Demand for new infrastructure across the world means a higher demand for labour but the skills shortage makes this increasingly difficult, writes Catrin Jones.

Whilst the world continues to recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the construction industry is busy preparing projects and designing new infrastructure for the coming year and decades ahead. From road building to bridges, there is a lot planned for 2022 and beyond, but is there sufficient labour…

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