Construction Hiring Still Exceptionally Slow in March
Slow to hire; slow to fire. The construction workforce is neither adding jobs rapidly nor laying employees off.
Number of Women in the Construction Workforce Is on the Rise
The number of women in construction has risen for 10 consecutive years. Between 2016 and 2025, the total grew from 939,000 to 1.36 million.
Labor Shortages in Construction: Managing Legal and Operational Risks
Labor shortages can make labor contracts (and resulting audits) all the more complicated.
No Hard Hat Required: Transferable Skills That Open Doors for Women in Construction
Women of BELL Construction share insights to inspire the next generation of leaders in construction.
Mentoring the Future of the Engineering Workforce
Whether structured or unstructured, there aren't enough mentor-mentee programs for budding construction professionals, but that's changing.
Creating Opportunities for Growth Beyond the Job: A Perspective From a Construction President
From fresh-out-of-college construction worker to president of R.D. Olson Construction, Bill Willhelm shares his perspective on mentorship.
Navigating Compliance Pressures Amidst a Construction Labor Shortage
Construction compliance pressures seem that much heavier with a strained workforce. Integrative programs can help alleviate that.
Building Better Begins With Workforce, Culture and Community
How philanthropic initiatives, professional development and wellbeing boost workforce culture.
