Mentorship for Women Leads to Success in Construction
With determination and the right mentorship support, women can set the course for building a fulfilling, long-term career in the construction industry.
Why More Young Women Should Pursue Careers in Construction
Through awareness and more partnership opportunities, contractors can connect with women of every age to bring them on board and provide a fulfilling career in construction.
Find the Right New Hire by Using a Staffing Agency
In most cases, companies only hire the best fit 50% of the time because they often never test drive the new employee before placing them on their payroll. But a good staffing company can raise that percentage.
ABC: The Construction Industry Needs to Hire an Additional 430,000 Craft Professionals in 2021
In 2021, construction companies will need to hire 430,000 more workers than they employed in 2020, according to an analysis of BLS data by ABC. The analysis also revealed that every $1 billion in extra construction spending generates an average of at least 5,700 construction jobs.
Five Objectives for Construction Leaders Before Retirement
There are five critical objectives construction leaders should prepare for five to 10 years before retirement if they want to finish strong and create momentum in the company that will extend for generations.
How Women Can Overcome Challenges to Working in Male-Dominated Industries
With more groundbreaking women chipping away at gendered norms and leveling the playing field, the construction industry is taking bigger steps at becoming a more diverse and inclusive space for future generations.
Bad Interviews Can Prevent Contractors From Making Key Hires
For stressed and busy hiring managers, the interview process is one of the responsibilities that suffers. By putting in the effort and treating every interview as a top priority, managers can open up doors to top talent across the market.
In 2021, Industry Needs to Hire an Additional 430,000 Craft Professionals
In 2021, construction companies will need to hire 430,000 more workers than they employed in 2020, according to an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data released by Associated Builders and Contractors.
