The State of the Industry: Construction Faces Similar Opportunities & Challenges Moving into 2024
Tech, workforce recruitment and retention hot in 2024
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Tech, workforce recruitment and retention hot in 2024
Simonson points out that the industry labor shortage will continue into 2024 and that robots and offsite production will grow this year.
Business remains good for Arkansas' commercial contractors, but high interest rates and costs cause concern.
The US construction industry is bracing for a challenging year, with high financing costs, labor shortages and supply-chain bottlenecks squeezing construction. Investments in manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure and data centers will boost some projects. The likely outcome is a rotation in top categories, not a general downturn.
Agency Examines Mistreatment of Women and People of Color in Construction - WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) today held a hearing...