The Number of Women in Construction is Higher than Ever
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more women than ever have been taking up tools.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more women than ever have been taking up tools.
A recent DeWalt survey found 48% of US contractors prioritize training of new recruits followed by contingency planning and resilient supply chain solutions.
Hurricane Ian caused billions of dollars worth of damage in Florida. The rebuilding effort is set to take years and will require more construction workers. The trouble is the construction labor shortage already has workers in high demand.
As the construction labor shortage continues to negatively impact the industry, the National Home Builder’s Association (NAHB) released updated resources that can be utilized as recruiting tools for the trades.
Hourly wages for trade workers rose by 6.3% in May, making the construction industry a very attractive field.
The $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will create construction jobs that pay well and will shine a light on the industry as a possible career choice for many.
The skilled labor crisis in construction is going to get considerably worse during 2022 and 2023, experts warn. This crisis was caused by the pandemic which saw many construction workers leaving the industry.
One way to overcome difficulties and increase adaptability is through the adoption of technologies that help streamline your processes, recruit new talent and create a better experience for your customers.
The labor shortage in the construction industry grows every year as an aging workforce retires (the median age of construction workers is 41).
Here are some tips on how to navigate construction qualifications that can give you a boost.