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Nicola Markall, Workforce Planning Director, writes in Construction Management about rethinking recruitment practices to address the construction skills gap.
The Construction Skills Mission Board, a private and public sector partnership body launched in June 2025, has set an ambitious target to recruit 100,000 new workers every year by 2030.
This is a laudable step forward, but with a recent report from The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) speculating that the industry must recruit closer to one million new employees, Nicola explores how the industry can tackle this issue, arguing that competency-led, modernised recruitment and selection practices are key to solving the construction skills crisis.
Key highlights from the article include:
Read the full article via the Construction Management website.
Recruitment and selection processes must be brought in line with the needs and expectations of today’s workforce and ensure employers select people with the right competencies and behaviours.
Nicola Markall, Workforce Planning Director
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