Construction labour rates hit record high
25-09-2026 08:29 via constructionenquirer.com

Construction labour rates hit record high

Average earnings for self-employed tradespeople rose to an all-time high of £1,110 per week during August.
Latest research from the industry’s largest payroll firm Hudson Contract said this represents a 3.1% increase on July rates and 4.5% on the same month last year.
Plumbing led the increases, with rates up 10.4% month-on-month to £1,348. Joinery rose 8.9% to £1,247, while steel and timber frame contracting climbed 7.6% to £1,102.Hudson managing director Ian
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