1. At the point of its demise, Carillion held live public contracts to build Crossrail, HS2, hospitals, schools, roads and other critical infrastructure.
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1. At the point of its demise, Carillion held live public contracts to build Crossrail, HS2, hospitals, schools, roads and other critical infrastructure.
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2. In 2016, Carillion was the UK's second largest construction company with annual revenue over £5 billion and 43,000 staff globally.
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4. At the time of liquidation Carillion employed 18,257 people in the UK.
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6. At the time of liquidation Carillion employed around 18,200 people in the UK.
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7. On 19 January, Carillion Limited was placed in provisional liquidation, and on 25 and 26 January 2018 ten UK further companies went into liquidation.
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8. On 15 January 2018, the BBC reported Carillion was to go into liquidation, the company having issued a notice to the London Stock Exchange "that it had no choice but to take steps to enter into compulsory liquidation with immediate effect".
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11. In July 2014, Carillion was one of eight businesses involved in the 2014 launch of the Construction Workers Compensation Scheme, though this was condemned as a "PR stunt" by the GMB union, and described by the Scottish Affairs Select Committee as "an act of bad faith".
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