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Strategies for Tackling Workforce Challenges at Your Construction Company
The skilled labor shortage may feel like old news, but there are always new ways to combat it—especially for companies that go beyond simple recruitment and retention efforts.
By Brett Addis
September 9, 2024
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by Brett Addis
Brett Addis is the director of Moss Adams. He has worked in human capital management consulting and several disciplines of HR since 1997. Over the course of his career, Addis has worked across multiple industries leveraging his human capital experience to partner with global HR organizations through their process, technology and people transformations.
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