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| 30/05/2012 |
Construction SMEs Are Vital To Growth Says FMB Wales |
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If the Welsh Government’s plan to focus on growth and jobs, as set out in its Wales Infrastructure Investment Plan, is to succeed it must ensure Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) are included in the plan says the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) Wales.
Richard Jenkins, FMB Wales Director, said: "It is good to see the Welsh Assembly Government taking a joined up approach to construction and setting out its plan for the current spending period and the decade beyond. However the Welsh Assembly Government needs to ensure SMEs have access to this work as they are best placed to create long term jobs and revive the economy. Small builders are also the most prolific in Wales, with 94% of firms employing no more than 14 people.”
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