What does the future hold for construction contractors? The outlook for Britain’s construction sector is promising, with myriad of new projects mooted for 2015 and beyond. Quantic UK’s latest infographic highlights the current state of the building industry and assesses whether or not the UK has enough skilled professionals to cater for growing demand.
Skills gaps are a big issue at the moment and the shortage of bricklayers appears to be a particularly big cause for concern. Of course, with businesses clamouring for the very best talent in order to complete their projects in the coming years, there’s a great opportunity for experienced construction contractors to secure a consistent stream of highly-paid work. As their workloads increase, self-employed construction specialists will need to ensure they have a trusted accountant in tow who can take care of all of their tax affairs, allowing them to focus on what they do best. This is where Quantic UK comes in.
Infographic by: quanticuk
Skills gaps are a big issue at the moment and the shortage of bricklayers appears to be a particularly big cause for concern. Of course, with businesses clamouring for the very best talent in order to complete their projects in the coming years, there’s a great opportunity for experienced construction contractors to secure a consistent stream of highly-paid work. As their workloads increase, self-employed construction specialists will need to ensure they have a trusted accountant in tow who can take care of all of their tax affairs, allowing them to focus on what they do best. This is where Quantic UK comes in.
Infographic by: quanticuk
