Construction’s Workforce Challenge Is About More Than Labor. It’s About Leadership.
At a recent summit with leaders from across the AEC industry, labor dominated the conversation, even ahead of tariffs and inflation.
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.
Bond Check: Negotiation Tactics for Assessing Commercial Risk
Not all bond forms offer contractors the same protections—and knowing where the language departs from industry standards can prevent costly surprises.
Five Construction Safety Trends That Will Define the Jobsite in 2027
The defining safety trend of 2027 will be adaptability. As walls go up, crews rotate, access points change and projects enter new phases, safety infrastructure must evolve with them.
What Construction Accounting Services Include and How Firms Benefit
Outsourcing the preparation of financial information does not outsource responsibility for it.
What General Contractors Wish Their Steel Fabricators Did Before Steel Arrives to a Jobsite
Material selection can affect both cost and schedule, but reducing steel tonnage does not automatically reduce the overall cost of a project.
Construction Quits Surge to 198,000 in September as Labor Shortages Reemerge
Construction just saw its largest quitting surge of any month since the first half of 2023.
Why Material Changes Fail on Day One
Lessons from a Gulf contractor on workforce risk when crews switch to a new building material.
