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Hot Weather Advice 18 July 2022

18 July 2022

Guidance - 428kb DOCX

Hot Weather Advice 18 July 2022

HBA Newsletter Issue 39 - 5 July 2022

5 July 2022

Guidance - 594kb PDF

HBA Newsletter Issue 39 - 5 July 2022 HBA Newsletter Issue 39 - 5 July 2022

CIJC Working Rule Agreement Promulgation 2022

28 June 2022

Guidance - 69kb PDF

The NFB represents you at the Construction Industry Joint Council (CIJC) which is the body responsible for negotiating the industry’s pay and conditions through the Working Rule Agreement.

We are pleased to report to members that the CIJC has completed its negotiations with the Unions and achieved a one year pay deal, commencing Monday 25th July 2022. The agreement includes a 5% pay increase across all rates and a two stage increase in non-taxable allowances. This agreement is in line with the mandate given to the NFB’s negotiators by the membership survey, so we are pleased to be achieving the increases members asked for.

Product and Material Price Rises – Useful Resources

27 June 2022

Guidance - 229kb PDF

The NFB’s policy team has put together a short guidance document for members to help find useful and authoritative resources on price rises. The document acts as a signposting service, helping members find Government and industry data which could be useful in cost planning, negotiations and as a general insight into trends of product categories.

Latest documents

Find a Builder Enquiries

10 August 2022

Default - 180kb PDF

Find a Builder Enquiries

HBA Newsletter Issue 41 - 3 August 2022

3 August 2022

Default - 377kb PDF

HBA Newsletter Issue 41 - 3 August 2022

Construction of Tall Buildings Guidance

25 July 2022

Guidance - 348kb DOCX

Industry Guidance for the Planning, Design, Construction and Maintenance of Tall Buildings has released new guidance to address issues around the “significant and foreseeable risks” associated with the design, construction, in-use and maintenance phases in the life of a tall building. It does not cover issues relating to “normal or routine risks” with all these phases under the CDM Regulations, planning legislation, normative Building Regulations or the Building Safety Act.