Decline in construction jobs halted in North

The decline in the North's construction jobs has come to a halt, it was revealed today.

Decline in construction jobs halted in North
Mon, 17 May, 2010 - 14:10

The decline in the North's construction jobs has come to a halt, it was revealed today.

Between January and April the number of builder claimants decreased by 450 to 13,600. This follows two years in which the number tripled.

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