Construction Employment Falls for Third Straight Month in August
Job growth has been dwindling across the U.S. economy for months and the construction sectors see no exemption.
The Travelers 2025 Injury Impact Report Reveals First-Year Workers Most at Risk
This year, 44% of workers' compensation claims in construction came from first-year employees.
How CTE Programs Are Preparing Construction Students to Be Successful on the Jobsite
CTE offers partnerships and collaboration opportunities to meet changing industry needs.
Why Clear Career Paths Are a Strategic Advantage for Construction Company Retention
Cross-training is not just for college athletes. It is also imperative for project managers looking to get ahead or for construction companies looking to boost retention.
Modern Tools, Modern Workforce: Strengthening Construction Talent Pipelines and Recruiting Graduates
It's almost back-to-school season, but don't skimp on the just-graduated class of 2025.
Construction Employment Growth Anemic in July
Construction employment grew in July, but only by 2,000 jobs, while the nonresidential building lost jobs.
How Contractors Can Navigate Growth Amid Higher Costs and a Tight Labor Market
The cost of borrowing money is more expensive. What does that mean for hiring labor and executing on projects?
Every State Had June Construction Unemployment Rates Below 10%
Payroll construction employment is up, beating out June 2024 and prepandemic numbers.
