New Technology Makes Construction More Attractive to Young Recruits
New advancements in construction technology continue to fill the gap left by the retiring construction workforce, as well as attract young engineers.
March Construction Employment Up Just 1.8% Year Over Year
The U.S. construction industry is experiencing a steady incline in employment and has been for the last year.
How Construction Businesses Can Navigate Labor Shortage and Social Inflation Challenges
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.
Construction Labor Force Churn Accelerates in January
The construction labor force is churning, movement which bodes caution for contractors amidst trade and materials pricing volatility.
Construction Employment Growth Strong in February
Construction employment grew in February, but so did construction unemployment.
All But 3 States Had Construction Unemployment Rates Below 10% in December 2024
In an auspicious start to the year, 94% of states boast construction unemployment rates below 10%.
Nonresidential Construction Adds Modest 4,400 Jobs in January
Slow and steady wins the race. That seems to be true for the construction labor market.
