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ARTICLE · 02 APRIL 2024

Discrimination In The UK Construction Industry

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The construction industry is often perceived as being dominated by white, able-bodied, young men. It is a physically demanding work environment that poses numerous challenges...

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The construction industry is often perceived as being dominated by white, able-bodied, young men. It is a physically demanding work environment that poses numerous challenges to its workers and, therefore, can be prone to discriminate against a variety of groups. It is vital for the industry to understand the unconscious bias that may permeate several areas, from hiring decisions to workplace culture, so that it can work to effectively combat any and all discrimination. In this article, we will explore the most common forms of discrimination seen across the industry and steps that can be taken to reduce this.

Forms of Discrimination often seen in construction

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