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How tired is your team?
Summer days can lead to more jobs and longer hours, as we strive to make the most of daylight-saving, so how do we make sure our teams aren't too tired to stay safe?
20 November 2023 -
Code of ethics and what it means to you
In this article we will look at some examples of the LBP Code of Ethics in action that you may recognise on site, or in your dealings with clients.
1 October 2023 -
Changes to retention money requirements
Learn more about the Amendment Act passed this year, which will strengthen and clarify protection for subcontractors’ retention money. It aims to make it easier for subcontractors to access retention money without a court order, in the event of a company’s insolvency.
1 October 2023 -
When is enough, enough?
That awkward moment many businesses have to face at some stage: How to address the situation of an underperforming team member. At what point do you say, enough is enough?
1 October 2023
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2023 Apprentice of the Year Winners Announced
Now in its 20th year, the Registered Master Builders CARTERS Apprentice of the Year regional winners have been announced for 2023.
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Construction body plots its five-year course
Aims for what it wishes to achieve for the sector over the next five years have been laid out by the Workforce Development Council for Construction and Infrastructure, Waihanga Ara Rau.
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Activating a thriving construction business
A new series of workshops aimed at activating better business in the building sector kicks off this November.

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