Portugal's Migrant Curbs Deepen Construction Labour Shortage - Global Banking & Finance Review
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Portugal's Migrant Curbs Deepen Construction Labour Shortage Global Banking & Finance Review
Tilbury Douglas has celebrated the installation, by Bayards, of the rooftop helipad at Dorset County Hospital's new emergency department and critical unit, topping out the structure.
Laing O'Rourke has appointed Clare Rodgers to lead the geotechnical business of its Expanded subsidiary. Rodgers moves to the role from Select, where she was lifting solutions leader.
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