Construction Employment News: May 2022
Here’s a look at employment moves that occurred in the construction industry this month.
Keep Workers Safe by Managing Heat-Related Hazards
Protect workers from heat-related illness onsite by being diligent and taking precautions.
Industry-Academic Partnerships Create New Educational Approach to Fill Construction Worker Gap
Establishing partnerships to create a construction-led curriculum is imperative for tomorrow’s workforce.
Review Pre-Employment Screening Processes Amid the Great Resignation
Contractors reviewing pre-employment screening processes should weigh all applicable factors.
Focus on Leadership Development for Younger Workers
A substantial investment in leadership development will help solve the skilled worker shortage.
Building the Next Generation of Skilled Trade Professionals
To recruit younger workers, contractors must provide guidance on pursuing a career in the trades.
Skilled Trades Pay Off
Skilled craft professionals are earning higher and higher salaries.
The Shortage Gets Shorter: Industry to Lose 1.2 Million Workers This Year
An estimated 1.2 million construction workers will leave their jobs to work in other industries in 2022.
