Tag: Change
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Change of use: How to turn non-residential land into a plot
When you’re hunting for a building plot, it’s easy to think you’ll stumble across a neat patch of grass with planning permission already sorted and services waiting at the boundary. In reality, that almost never happens and more often than not, the best opportunities are hidden in plain sight – old garages, barns, or even,…
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CITB launches construction training platform to ‘drive change’
The Construction Industry Training Board (CITB) has launched a new network for approved training providers across England, Scotland and Wales. To join the Training Provider Network (TPN), members must deliver training relevant to employers in the construction industry and meet a quality assurance criteria specific to the type of training they provide. TPN members will…
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Employees brace for AI-driven change: survey
Listen to the article 2 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Employees are bracing for change as AI adds anxiety about job security and stability, according to a Gusto survey of 1,000 U.S. workers in June. The HR software company’s report was published earlier this month. …
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Newforma Makes Leadership Change with New Lead of International Sales
Newforma has named Matthew Cox as Senior Vice President of International Sales, bringing on the AECO tech veteran to support the company’s expansion into global markets. Cox’s previous leadership roles at companies like Bentley Systems have prepared him to help firms tackle mounting challenges in the architecture, engineering, construction and owner (AECO) industry. Cox joins…
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Construction must ‘change and rethink’ workforce strategy, CITB says
Nothing changes. For years (decades )CITB has been reporting ‘we need xxxx more brikies, yyyy more chippies, etc etc. They are not there; they haven’t been; they won’t be. Construction ‘activity’ is up and down, whether or not we use the expression ‘economic regulator’ or not- it reflects many factors- changing needs, wants, costs, availabilities,…
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How Often Should You Change Your Fuel Filter? The Ultimate Guide
Your vehicle’s fuel system is designed to deliver clean, pressurized fuel to the engine for optimal performance and efficiency. At the heart of this system is the fuel filter—a seemingly simple component that plays a critical role in protecting your engine from harmful contaminants. While it might not grab as much attention as your spark…
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How to Change Your Legal Name in Louisiana
Surveys from the Pew Research Center have shown that a high percentage of women changed their last name upon marriage. People have different reasons why they want to change their legal name. It can be a personal decision or perhaps there is a discrepancy in the spelling of their name in the legal documentation. If…
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Arrow Fastener Announces Name Change to Arrow Tool Group
Arrow Fastener, a leading name in fastening solutions since 1929, today announced it will begin operating under the name Arrow Tool Group effective immediately. The change reflects the company’s continued growth and expanded portfolio of iconic American tool brands designed for trade professionals, DIYers, and ceiling installation contractors. “For nearly a century, Arrow has stood…
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Thousands of homes hit market as sellers cut prices post stamp duty change
If you’re planning a renovation, eyeing your next self-build plot, or just waiting for the right time to buy, a wave of new homes has just hit the market, and many come with reduced price tags. New research from estate agency Yopa suggests that over 53,000 properties have been listed for sale in England in…
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Trump’s immigration enforcement against employers has been gradual. That may soon change.
Federal immigration authorities may be gradually boosting their enforcement activities, but the slow pace has not changed employers’ need for caution, employer-side immigration lawyers told HR Dive. Prior to President Donald Trump’s inauguration, incoming officials promised large-scale worksite enforcement. So far, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has targeted small entities for raids, with recent examples…