The collapse of Carillion, the UK’s second largest construction company, is one of the biggest disasters to hit British business for a decade. It leaves tens of thousands of employees and a similar number of sub-contractors employing many more, out in the cold. Projects ranging from the building of large new hospitals, to the supplying of meals to hundreds of schools, have been immediately disrupted.
18 January 2018, The Tablet
Carillion crisis: Too much faith in market forces
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