Seeking gender balance: culture change
Nikunj Upadhyay, Head of Diversity and Inclusion, was interviewed about how company culture, flexible working and the right environment can be a catalyst for change.
Read moreCelebrating the legacy of British construction and engineering
As we mark the 75th anniversary of the D Day landing, we look back with pride at our role in bringing an end to World War Two, and supporting our armed forces. Our purpose today remains as it was then: to work together to inspire better ways of creating the places, communities and businesses of tomorrow.
Read moreResponse to consultation on the recruitment and retention of women into construction
The Built Environment announced an Inquiry to examine how the recruitment and retention of more women into construction
Read moreBLOG: Discipline and Uniform Transcend the Military
The matter of transferable skills is the first question that anyone will ask themselves when they change careers and I was no exception when I took the decision to leave the Army in 2004. It had been my life for 17 years and it had undoubtedly shaped me as a person.
Read moreWates named Organisation of the Year at UK Social Mobility Awards
Wates has been named Organisation of the Year at the inaugural UK Social Mobility Awards.
Read moreBLOG: Skilled Workers Don’t Grow On Trees
John Dunne is Director of Health, Safety, Environment & Quality for the Wates Group. Here he discusses possible solutions to the construction industry’s skills gap.
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