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Difficulties sourcing labour – following a drop in the number of EU-born workers in the UK – are likely to push up rates by at least 10 per cent, recruiters have warned.
A decline in the number of EU-born workers in the UK construction industry, combined with a surge in demand, has created a squeeze on labour. Contractors are reportedly finding it harder to recruit workers at existing rates and are facing cost increases.
Darin Burrows, director of recruitment agency City Site, told
Construction News there had been a growing squeeze on unskilled workers. “What we’ve seen is labour rates already creeping up, particularly labourers, because we’re finding it harder to find eastern European workers.” Burrows added that, in the past, around 80 per cent of the labourers on his books had been from eastern Europe. Dry-lining, another part of the sector with a large eastern European workforce, is also in short supply, he said
The number of European Union-born workers in the UK construction industry dropped by more than a quarter in 12 months.
In the third quarter of 2020, there were 127,000 EU-born workers in the industry, down from 176,000 recorded in the same period in 2019. The 28 per cent drop was greater than the 7 per cent fall in total employment in construction, according to data collected by the Construction Products Association.
Monika Slowikowska, director of London-based residential contractor Golden Houses, told
Construction News that, since January 2020, her staff numbers have dropped from 160 to 68 as people have left the country. She said some of her workers were intent on leaving the UK in 2020 before the end of the Brexit transition period, although the onset of the pandemic in March accelerated the process.