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JIB Hosts London, South and Southeastern RJIB Forum to Discuss Key Sector Challenges
In November 2025 the JIB hosted the London, South and South-Eastern RJIB Forum: Powering Excellence through the Supply Chain at Surveyors House, RICS in Westminster.
Jay Parmar reflects on CSCS Alliance successes as he welcomes his successor as Chair.
Jay Parmar reflects on CSCS Alliance successes as he welcomes his successor as Chair.
Budget 2025: Minimum wage, apprenticeships and regional investment
This JIB has reviewed the measures announced in the Budget which will affect the electrotechnical and wider construction industry.
JIB Response to CSJ Skills to Build Report
JIB responds to ‘Skills to Build’ report
Accident Survey Shows Direct Employment as Safer Across Sector
In mid-2025, 91 companies completed our accident survey. See the results of the survey here.
Labour Party Conference 2025
On 29 September, the JIB hosted a roundtable and dinner for policymakers, unions and industry leaders attending the Labour Party Conference.
New Wage Agreement from 2026 to 2028
A New Wage Agreement from 2026 to 2028 has been approved by ECA and Unite, via the JIB National Board to be implemented from January 2026.
Government’s spending plans require a skilled electrical workforce
The Government’s ambition to create jobs and level up regional opportunities supports the JIB’s mission
Sizewell C Nuclear Plant Secures £14.2bn Investment from Government
The government has announced an investment of £14.2bn into building the Sizewell C nuclear power station.
The Electrical Industries Charity Honours Mental Health Awareness Week
From 12 to 18 May 2025, individuals and organisations in the UK came together to mark Mental Health Awareness Week.
The Procurement Act
The Procurement Act 2023 brings a shift in the way contracts are awarded. Understand the impact it can have on your business and how the JIB can help your organisation secure work.
Chancellor Reeves Announces £600 Million Worth of Investment into Skilled Construction Workers
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced an investment of £600 million into the construction sector to help train 60,000 skilled personnel by 2029.
