As a highly-respected sub-contractor and intermediary in the contractual chain, The Guild strategically places itself between its clients and sub-contractors.
Live Webinar: The UK is opening up – so what’s next?
As a highly-respected sub-contractor and intermediary in the contractual chain, The Guild strategically places itself between its clients and sub-contractors.
What’s the Government policy on major infrastructure projects?
Labour supply challenges presented by IR35 and post-Brexit Immigration rules.
Now that the country is beginning to open up, we look at the important issues facing businesses in these testing times.
We are delighted to be joined by Lord Daniel Finkelstein OBE, member of the House of Lords and Associate Editor and Political Columnist for The Times, together with James Butcher, Head of Policy and Research at the National Federation of Builders, alongside our own team from The Guild of Chris Methley, Cristian Ley and Peter Smallwood.
As former adviser to Prime Ministers John Major, David Cameron and Theresa May, Lord Finkelstein will offer his thoughts on current Government policy on a range of important issues, ranging from the Government’s building programme to the new immigration rules and how they affect the workforce required to complete these projects.
If you are unable to make the date, please still sign up and provide your details and we will send you a link to enable you to watch the webinar on-demand at any time.
We look forward to hosting you for what should be a lively and informative debate.
Guest Speakers
- Lord Daniel Finkelstein OBE, member of the House of Lords and Associate Editor and Political Columnist for The Times
- James Butcher, Head of Policy and Research at the National Federation of Builders
- Cristian Ley, Head of Legal Department at The Guild
- Chris Methley, Chartered Accountant at The Guild
- Peter Smallwood, Public Affairs at The Guild
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As a highly-respected sub-contractor and intermediary in the contractual chain, The Guild strategically places itself between its clients and sub-contractors.