Commercial real estate supported 7.6 million American jobs and contributed $935.1 billion to U.S. GDP in 2017, according to Economic Impacts of Commercial Real Estate, a study published by the NAIOP Research Foundation.
Innovative Ways Contractors Can Manage the Labor Shortage
Construction companies can outsmart the labor shortage and ensure their businesses don’t suffer losses in several ways, despite the lack of skilled workers.
Use Technology to Help Fill the Skilled Labor Shortage
In the new world of digital technology, employers are turning to different options when it comes to finding and hiring skilled workers. Necessity is the mother of invention, and new technology could be the answer to the labor shortage.
Attract and Develop the Best Talent Across Generations
Generational shift isn’t anything to be worried about. With the right planning and employee development efforts, companies have the power to attract, retain and engage superstar employees for years to come.
Focus on Alignment Between Company and Employee to Make the Best Hiring Decisions
When it comes to hiring new team members, finding the right fit is not as simple as it sounds. In fact, many managers make the mistake of oversimplifying their quest to hire the best. The [...]
Construction Employment News: March 2018
Here’s a look at employment moves that occurred in the construction industry this month.
Focus on Alignment Between Company and Employee to Make the Best Hiring Decisions
It’s easy to find an impressive resume, but no matter how skilled a person appears on paper, the timing and cultural fit must be a match to be successful in the long term.
Persistent Workforce Shortages Challenge Commercial Construction Industry as U.S. Building Demands Continue to Grow
The Q1 2018 USG Corporation + U.S. Chamber of Commerce Commercial Construction Index (Index) reveals nearly two-thirds of contractors are highly confident that demand for commercial construction will increase over the next year, however, continued concerns around labor shortages have put even greater pressure on the industry.











