Recently, workforce challenges have been the headline for another major industry—the U.S. government—but that doesn't mean the labor shortage isn't still affecting construction.
Construction Job Openings Still Subdued in February
Construction industry job hiring is moving the fastest it has in nearly a year.
What’s the Buzz: DEWALT’s 2025 Power Pulse Survey
How is the electrification of your fleet coming? By DEWALT's estimate, it should be pretty good.
Construction Futures: March 2025 Economic Roundup
Momentum waivered, backlogged slowed and input costs increased, yet spending inched higher, jobs were added and contractor confidence grew.
Well Built: How the Top 2% of Construction Contractors Create Superior Value, Profits, and Excellence
Well Built, How the Top 2% of Construction Contractors Create Superior Value, Profits, and Excellence
By Chad Prinkey
Combating Construction Carbon: How Heavy Machinery Can Further Sustainability
Contractors must act now to build the new cities of tomorrow without relying on the building practices of yesterday. Decarbonizing off-highway machines such as excavators will play a critical role.
Checking In: Construction Company Founder Details His Own Struggle With Depression
The B1M founder and mental-health advocate, Fred Mills, tells all about his love for construction, his personal struggle in overcoming mental-health challenges and what he believes the industry can do to ensure its workforce is thriving.
Executive Decision: An Analysis of Trump Executive Orders
President Trump’s slew of executive orders will have both positive and challenging implications for the construction industry. Here’s a breakdown of what to keep an eye on when it comes to your workforce.









