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Initial Jobless Claims climbed more than estimated to 224K. Continuing Jobless Claims rose to 1.871M in the week ending November 22. US citizens filing new applications for unemployment insurance rose to 224K for the week ending November 29, as reported by the US Department of Labor (DoL) on Thursday. This print came in above initial

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The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) has launched an attack on “onerous” amendments made by clients to standard contracts, voicing worries about the impact on contractors’ insurance coverage. In a statement, the CLC’s Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) working group warned clients against amending the terms of standard contracts unless necessary, to avoid exposing contractors to PII coverage

The new post-Grenfell dutyholder regime could cause insurers to slash professional indemnity insurance (PII) coverage, a Construction Leadership Council (CLC) lead has warned. Insurers may carve out more exclusions within PII coverage as new obligations for the principal contractor (PC) role create uncertainty over liability, insurance veteran Samantha Peat told Construction News’ CN Forecasting conference