Glasgow construction firm City Building has recruited 60 new craft trade apprentices, helping to tackle the industry’s skills gap and creating valuable job opportunities for young people across Glasgow.
City Building returns £9.1m to city partners as turnover increases
Glasgow construction firm City Building has increased the amount it returns to its partners, Glasgow City Council and Wheatley Group, contributing £9.1 million to be reinvested in public services and social housing across the city.
City Building apprentices meet Olivia Giles ahead of Malawi trip
Quadruple amputee met volunteers ahead of African trip
City Building launch pledge to support victims of domestic violence
Glasgow construction firm City Building, have given their backing to a bold nationwide initiative to help victims of domestic violence.
City Building celebrates Glasgow’s young tradespeople at annual awards
Kieran Anderson scoops coveted Apprentice of the Year Award
City Building constructs success at UK awards
Glasgow-based construction firm City Building has been crowned Most Inspiring UK employer by awards established to recognise diversity and inclusion in the built environment.
City Building apprentices to restore health clinic in Malawi
Three apprentices from Glasgow construction firm City Building will travel to Malawi in September to carry out vital maintenance work at a community health clinic, supporting the Lord Provost’s charitable work in the country.
The need to entice young people into construction
The need to entice young people into construction
By Dr Graham Paterson, Executive Director, City Building
Published Friday 19th April, 2019
City Building to offer flexible working to employees
One of Scotland’s largest construction firms City Building (Glasgow) has launched a flexible working project available to all employees in association with Family Friendly Working Scotland (FFWS).
Scottish Government report calls on schools and employers to work together to address gender imbalance in construction
Employers and education providers including schools and colleges have been urged to join forces to showcase the job opportunities available in construction and attract a wider range of employees, including young women, into the sector.