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T-Levels have launched in England
Students at selected colleges and schools across England are beginning their two-year, post-GCSE courses, known as T-Levels, in Digital, Construction, or Education and Childcare this
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Supporting the move towards zero cash retentions in construction
Cash retentions – the withholding of a percentage of payment on construction work until it is completed free of defects – is intended to provide
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Update on CIJC Working Rule Agreement
*UPDATED 16 NOVEMBER 2020*: Earlier this year employers representatives on the Construction Industry Joint Council (CIJC) agreed not to engage in pay negotiations for 2020/21
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5 Minutes With Steve Booker, Managing Director and Senior Instructor at Kentec Training Ltd
This week we are spending Five Minutes With Steve Booker, the Managing Director and a Senior Instructor at Kentec Training Ltd. Kentec recently
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Safeguarding apprentices – apprenticeship funding, guidance and webinars
Amid the current skills shortage, it is essential that the construction industry safeguards apprentices with formal apprenticeships. In the Retaining Talent in Construction Survey carried
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Three more members welcomed into NAS community
The NAS community continues to grow as we have welcomed three more members recently. Find more details about each member below: Blakeney Leigh Ltd Blakeney
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NAS launches jobs board to support shopfitting, fit-out and interiors recruitment
Since launching our new website in February, we have continued to add functionality and develop our offering to members. The NAS is delighted to be
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Digital membership certificates now available
This year has seen a digital transformation for the NAS. As the UK’s dedicated professional association for shopfitting, fit-out and interior contractors for over a
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NAS Member EE Smith Contracts records highest revenue in 123 year history
The interior fit-out and joinery specialists behind some of London’s most prestigious developments has recorded the highest annual revenue in its 123-year history. The record-breaking