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Commercial Construction Contractors Upbeat on Outlook Despite Worsening Material Shortages, Worker Shortages

by U.S. Chamber of Commerce | Jul 7, 2021
Business Development | Economy | Markets | Training

Report finds 88% of contractors indicate difficulty in finding skilled workers; of those, 35% report turning down work because of it. Live

Mindfulness and Risk Management: Consciously Raising the Bar on Process and Outcomes

Using mindfulness to step back, slow down and view risks objectively allows for clarity. Leaders practicing and teaching mindfulness methods are modeling prudent decision-making, which is the essence of solid and effective risk management.

How Men Can Support Women in Construction

by Cheryl Black, Richard Colvin | Jun 15, 2021
Careers | Diversity | Training | Workforce

The construction industry has come a long way in how men and women work together to be successful. However, there is always room to evolve the relationship between colleagues.

Preparing the Construction Workforce for an Upswing

by Pamela A. Scott | Jun 15, 2021
Careers | Economy | Training | Workforce

Now is the time for construction leaders to shift from crisis mode to growth mode, and growth begins at the foundational level.

Why Military Veterans Are Smart Hires for Construction Jobs

Many people with military experience have traits and qualities contractors look for in new hires: loyalty, integrity, dedication, service excellence and a focus on safety.

Climbing Ladders: Award Finalists

by Rachel E. Pelovitz | Jun 8, 2021
Careers | Total Human Health | Training | Workforce

LUKE PERRY PROJECT MANAGER/PART OWNER PERRY CONTRACTING CINCINNATI As the son of Perry Contracting, Inc. Owner Jim Perry, it’s safe to say construction is in Luke Perry’s blood. “Like it or not,” he says, “being [...]

The State of Women in the Construction Industry in 2021

Women make up only about 10% of construction industry workers, even though they are 47% of the overall U.S. workforce. Here’s what women had to say about opportunities for advancement, being heard by their coworkers and the pay gap.

The Value of Mentorship in the Construction Industry

By pursuing opportunities for diversification, partnerships and education, construction has the ability to develop a strong group of young professionals equipped with the skills and connections to handle the changing industry for generations to come.

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Commercial Construction Contractors Upbeat on Outlook Despite Worsening Material Shortages, Worker Shortages

Mindfulness and Risk Management: Consciously Raising the Bar on Process and Outcomes

How Men Can Support Women in Construction

Preparing the Construction Workforce for an Upswing

Why Military Veterans Are Smart Hires for Construction Jobs

Climbing Ladders: Award Finalists

The State of Women in the Construction Industry in 2021

The Value of Mentorship in the Construction Industry

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