Residents are told to leave the building, which is listing and shifting because of construction work next door.
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This bears a strong family resemblance to stories about alleged structural unemployment in the US that focus on the shift out of construction; again, it sounds good until you do the numbers and find that it's tiny.
This observation, by the way, also seems to me to be a decisive refutation of claims that we must have high structural unemployment because of the need to shift workers out of construction into something else.
Not only did BAE cut jobs sharply, it also shifted the construction of a navy destroyer under development here to Scottish yards.
None of the designs were built, owing to shifting construction priorities in the German Navy in the last year of World War I.
Begun in 1953, the Penn Center development initiated a shift of office construction from the city's geographic center of Broad and Market Streets to the Market Street corridor as far west as 22nd Street.
In the 1980s, the focus of construction shifted to the east of Cumberland, where a 19 mile section of the road still had not been completed.
But the trend is shifting, and more than half of construction companies surveyed by Sage are now using mobile apps for: daily field reports, customer and job information, to access or share drawings, photos and other job documents, and to estimate job costs or generate project reports.
