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Found 143 research reports. Research reports are sorted with the most recent first.
- UKCES report 2010/11 - Northern Ireland
- Labour market analysis reports (previously the skills needs analysis reports and skills foresight reports). This report covers Northern Ireland.
- UKCES report 2010/11 - Scotland
- Labour market analysis reports (previously the skills needs analysis reports and skills foresight reports). This report covers Scotland.
- UKCES report 2010/11 - Wales
- Labour market analysis reports (previously the skills needs analysis reports and skills foresight reports). This report covers Wales.
- UKCES UK report 2010/11
- Labour market analysis reports (previously the skills needs analysis reports and skills foresight reports). This report covers the UK.
- Understanding future change in construction
- A report looking at the future skills across the construction sector, taking a high level overview of where the industry expects to be over 10 years and the resulting generic skills and training needs...
- Skills provision committee update
- Find out about the training provision for the UK construction industry.
- Skills and training in the construction industry 2009
- Results of an annual survey to determine skill needs and training practices amongst both self-employed individuals and employers working in the construction industry across the UK.
- Traditional building craft skills 2009 - Ireland
- This 2009 report assesses existing skills and future training needs within the traditional building repair, maintenance and conservation sector in Ireland.
- Workforce mobility and skills in the UK construction sector - migrant workers report 2008
- Find out about the qualifications levels in the UK construction sector, as well as the extent of occupational and geographic mobility. This report presents the findings of the survey amongst migrant w...
- Skills and training in the construction industry 2008
- Results of an annual survey to determine skill needs and training practices amongst both self-employed individuals and employers working in the construction industry across the UK.