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NewsMace furloughs more than 800 staff
Firm joins McAlpine, O鈥橰ourke, Wates and Morgan Sindall in turning to two-week old government initiative
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NewsBam to reopen London sites next week as firm inks deal to build arena next to Manchester City stadium
Scheme in Manchester eclipses work on suspended Facebook site as firm鈥檚 largest UK job
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NewsKeltbray and Lendlease among firms working on Nightingale hospital car park
Scheme due to open this week
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NewsMcAlpine eyes savings of 拢30m as its prepares to furlough staff
Firm forced to turn to government scheme as dozens of its sites stand idle because of coronavirus
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NewsPay cuts set to save Laing O鈥橰ourke more than 拢20m by June
All 8,000 UK staff to see salaries trimmed by up to 30%
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NewsAll Laing O鈥橰ourke鈥檚 8,000 UK staff to take pay cuts of at least 20%
Firm says number of employees will be furloughed because of crisis
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NewsBattersea Power Station site shut until end of this month
Mace and Sir Robert McAlpine hit by work suspension
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NewsGalliford Try furloughs staff and axes dividend
Contractor says it can鈥檛 provide guidance on annual figures for this year or next
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NewsInterserve and Bam among firms building emergency coronavirus hospitals
Vinci and Midas also drafted in to build new wards to deal with outbreak
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NewsNHS trust mulls legal action over Carillion鈥檚 Liverpool hospital faults
Decision over whether to file claims to be made this summer
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NewsMace site suspensions extended into next week
Jobs will have been shut for two weeks by time stalled schemes might get going again
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NewsLaing O鈥橰ourke the latest to impose pay cuts for senior staff
Salaries cut by 30% for around 90 staff
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NewsFirms told to change operating hours on London sites
London site workers have been asked to avoid peak travel hours
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NewsKier cutting salaries by up to 25% as coronavirus mothballs housing sale
Firm to leave historic headquarters earlier than planned
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NewsBalfour Beatty warns staff to expect questions over why they're out and about
Reports emerge that contractors are being abused for going to sites