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Opportunities for women in construction [letter] - Vimarsana News

Opportunities for women in construction [letter]

Workforce participation was hammered by COVID-19 and is still recovering, especially from the perspective of women. According to recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, men have recouped

NEWS RELEASE: High-Speed Rail Releases Spring 2022 Construction Update - Vimarsana News

NEWS RELEASE: High-Speed Rail Releases Spring 2022 Construction Update

FRESNO, Calif. – Today, in recognition of Women in Construction Week, the California High-Speed Rail Authority (Authority) released its Spring 2022 Construction…

Source: ca.gov
KMGH: Celebrating Women Working in Construction (VIDEO) - Vimarsana News

KMGH: Celebrating Women Working in Construction (VIDEO)

Murphy Company and the Rocky Mountain Mechanical Contractors Association hosted a luncheon for Denver women working in the construction industry.

Source: newsy.com
Meet the Woman who's Revolutionizing the Construction Industry - Vimarsana News

Meet the Woman who's Revolutionizing the Construction Industry

Togal.AI is celebrating Chief Operating Officer Karlie LaCroix and all of the women in the construction industry during the 24th Annual Women in Construction Week (March 6-12, 2022). LaCroix is a founding member of the start-up tech company, which uses artificial intelligence to revolutionize the estimating process in construction, allowing builders to...

Women: The construction industry is calling you | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Women: The construction industry is calling you | Opinion

While men are almost back to pre-pandemic employment levels, women are still a million jobs behind, and the construction industry, where pay parity is far better than most other industries, needs hundreds of thousands of workers, writes the CEO of Associated Builders and Contractors' Florida East Coast Chapter.