4,500 Carillion jobs at risk over solar subsidy cuts

Jessica Shankleman
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Carillion Energy Services launches 90-day consultation, blames unexpectedly large feed-in tariff cuts

Carillion has confirmed up to 4,500 employees could face redundancy as a direct result of government plans to slash solar feed-in tariff incentives. The construction giant yesterday told its entire...

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