Nonresidential Construction Adds 13,300 Jobs in October
For the first time since February, the construction industry recorded a loss in the jobs market in October.
ABC Is the First Nationally Certified Recovery Friendly Association—Receives Recognition From the White House
Last year, ABC participated in a White House-sponsored roundtable discussion on recovery in the workplace; this year, ABC joins other companies for a Recovery Month celebration.
Data Center Demand Is Creating a Talent Crisis Across the Rest of Construction
Mission-critical construction is moving at a ridiculous pace, and the influx in labor demand is stripping all the capabilities away from the rest of the construction sector.
Construction Mental Health Score Rises
The report surveyed 5,000 employed U.S. adults in June. Across all industries, 23% of respondents were classified at high mental health risk.
Why Culture at Your Construction Company Might Need an Audit
What culture audits might uncover are hidden liabilities that are greater than the financial liabilities on the balance sheet.
The Safety Glasses the Contractor Paid for Are Still in the Truck
“An employer that pays for prescription safety eyewear and cannot show it is being worn has documented spend and nothing else.”
Construction Layoffs Fall to All-Time Low in August
Layoffs are on pause, which may signal a net increase to come for overall construction staffing levels.
New Names and Faces: September 2026
Two new Skanska hires, and ABC National office addition, a new engineering practice, and ESOP announcement and more among ABC member companies in September.
