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Labor & Workforce Development
What Does It Take To Become A Successful Female Mentor In The Building Materials Industry?
Fleet Advantage
The right mentorship goes beyond emotional support and advice. It can be imperative in helping growing female leaders understand and successfully navigate the political minefields that every organization encounters.
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Labor & Workforce Development
New Construction Career Tool Available Through NCCER
The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
This new national program leads individuals beyond career exploration to direct connections with local training programs and entry-level jobs.
Career Starter
Webinars
Connectivity and Jobsite Intelligence Leads to Efficiency
We’ll look at the technology that helps ease the skills shortage, delivers uptime and productivity and those that support job site safety.
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Business
Construction Top Growing Industry in Services Sector, Report Says
Institute for Supply Management (ISM)
Employment shortages worsen, prices increase, but construction and related sectors see overall growth.
ISM
Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Bootcamp Offered in Canada
CLAC
CLAC Training is offering a new construction Bootcamp training program in Ontario to help individuals with limited or no experience in the skilled trades gain the skills they need to start a fulfilling, well-paying construction career.
CLAC Training is offering a new construction Bootcamp training program in Ontario to help individuals with limited or no experience in the skilled trades gain the skills they need to start a fulfilling, well-paying construction career.
Podcasts
Using Technology to Achieve Workforce Diversity in Construction
Arcoro
Hosted by ForConstructionPros.com technology editor Charles Rathmann, this inaugural episode of the HR Punchlist Podcast focuses on workforce diversity in construction.
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Construction Safety
How the Construction Industry Can Improve Workers Comp Outcomes
JobSiteCare
General dissatisfaction from employers and employees over the quality and expediency of care under current workers compensation systems is well documented.
Systemic thinking that correlates a claim’s success with purely medical and financial outcomes is outdated, incomplete and likely perpetuates the culture of conflict between employers and employees — when in reality, they have the same goals: getting workers healthy and back to work.
Digging Deeper
McCarthy Building Shares Steps to Help Construction Find and Grow its Craft Workforce
McCarthy Building Companies
McCarthy's Erica Gilliland discusses the challenges the construction industry faces in hiring and retaining craft workers and other skilled laborers, and the steps construction companies can take to not only attract but help build the talent needed.
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Rental
United Rentals Hosting Safety Webinars in May
United Rentals Inc.
Online learning series from United Rentals will focus on confined space safety for utilities and contractors.
United Rentals
Project Management
Construction Software is Evolving for Inter-Company Digital Workflows
More than in most industries, construction contractors are dependent on others to deliver value, so greater coordination, collaboration, alignment and visibility are essential to on-time delivery and project quality.
More than in most industries, construction contractors are dependent on others to deliver value, so greater coordination, collaboration, alignment and visibility are essential to on-time delivery and project quality.
Project Management
How Live Field Data Can Inform Construction Project Managers
WorkMax by AboutTime Technologies
The U.S. construction industry’s outlook is positive for the remainder of 2022. Yet, while an influx in government spending is expected to drive construction activity, companies still face a number of the same obstacles they overcame in 2021.
The U.S. construction industry’s outlook is positive for the remainder of 2022. Yet, while an influx in government spending is expected to drive construction activity, companies still face a number of the same obstacles they overcame in 2021.
Business
Navigating Regulations Tied to HUD Hiring Low-Income Workers Rules
Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH)
A year ago, HUD published guidance for developers, contractors and subcontractors to help them comply with Section 3 of the HUD Act of 1968 requiring the hiring of low income workers at affordable housing developments that receive federal funding.
POAH
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