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ARTICLE · 30 AUGUST 2012

Three Strikes And You're Out....

Scott McKinnell looks at whether you might be entitled to extra time and money to complete your works as a result of strike action.

United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
Scott McKinnell
Scott McKinnell
Tom Holroyd
Tom Holroyd

Scott McKinnell looks at whether you might be entitled to extra time and money to complete your works as a result of strike action.

The construction industry like other parts of British society has been hit by the recent strikes on 30 November, whether relating to increased time for equipment, materials and labour to arrive on site due to difficulties with transport, or in some cases, due to staff being unable to deal with their normal duties due to short notice childcare arrangements. 

The present generation of construction professionals have not in many cases had to deal with this before and faced with the prospect of further industrial action over coming weeks and months, are now having to consider what may in many cases be a significant impact on the progress of works on site and the implications that this may have for the extra time and cost that it takes to complete works.

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