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A recent case has highlighted an emerging problem: bogus or fraudulently obtained skills cards are being used by workers to access sites. Binyamin Ali investigates the true scale of the problem – and how the industry is fighting back.
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Construction News digital edition – 16 November 2018
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Graduates get their boots muddy
CAREERS - A pounding heart, sweaty palms and a feeling of nausea - remember your first day at work? Joanna Booth went to the National Construction College to see how Kier is trying to smooth the path from classroom to site for its new graduates