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Training & Education
Green Construction Growth Reshapes Risk, Insurance Needs for Contractors
CBiz
Expanding green building demand and policy shifts tied to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are changing contractor risk, timelines and insurance requirements.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Solving the Construction Labor Gap Starts with Training
VS Construction
Interest in construction careers is rising among younger workers, but contractors still face challenges building a skilled labor pipeline through training, exposure and apprenticeships.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Survey: Construction Labor Shortages Remain a Concern Despite Limited AI Disruption
Bamboo HR
The survey found construction companies continue to struggle with skilled labor shortages, rising costs and supply chain challenges, while most workers remain confident their jobs are protected from AI.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Skilled Trades Training Evolves with Digital Tools, Growing Workforce Demand
iBusiness Technologies
Trade schools and apprenticeship programs are adopting digital learning platforms and modern jobsite technology as demand grows for electricians, welders, plumbers and other skilled workers.
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Rental Business
Growth Expected: ARA's Q2 Rental Economic Forecast
American Rental Association (ARA)
New economic forecast is more optimistic than prior report.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Expanding Opportunities for Women in Construction Can Help Address Labor Shortage
STACK Construction Technologies
Women make up just 11% of the construction workforce as bias, limited advancement paths and workplace culture continue to impact retention and growth.
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Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Cash Flow Constraints Limit Growth for Commercial Construction Firms
Mobilization Funding
New research shows cash flow timing is forcing contractors to delay or decline projects, which is negatively impacting growth and project success.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Research Suggests Construction is Among Least Prepared Industries for AI Workforce Disruption
Resume Now
New rankings show construction is among the least prepared industries for AI adoption, with workforce readiness lagging behind increasing use of AI tools.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Labor Shortage Persists Amid Continued Workforce Pipeline Challenges
VS Construction
The construction labor shortage continues to impact project timelines and costs, as industry leaders focus on training, outreach and long-term workforce development solutions.
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Labor & Workforce Development
New Outlook Points to Flat Construction Market, Uneven Growth in 2026
FMI Corporation
FMI’s latest outlook shows flat U.S. construction spending in 2026, with infrastructure and data centers offsetting declines across other segments.
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Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Outlook 2026: Costs, Labor and Risk
HUB International
Rising material costs, labor shortages and extreme weather are driving new risk management, insurance and workforce strategies across construction in 2026.
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Attachments
Change the Way You Telehandler By Choosing Merlo America
Merlo America
Most construction companies first look to technology to solve this problem, but too many are evaluating solutions with an outdated mindset.
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