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Labor & Workforce Development
Education and Training Root Causes for Labor Shortage According to 2022 Survey
Ahead of Labor Day weekend, the AGC's 2022 construction workforce analysis cites a lack of adequately prepared or skilled candidates as lead issue in filling available positions, compounded by material costs and supply chain disruptions.
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5 Ways the Construction Industry is Changing in 2022 Due to COVID-19
March 25, 2022
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NEORIS and Arkik Introduce ActiveTrac Solution at WOC
January 20, 2022
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Supreme Court Puts Biden COVID Vaccination/Testing Mandate on Hold
January 13, 2022
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Refusing to Try is the Worst Choice for Employers Facing OSHA’s COVID-19 Emergency Standard
January 10, 2022
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Supreme Court to Act Urgently Next Week on COVID Vaccination Mandate Cases
December 23, 2021
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Supreme Court Puts Biden COVID Vaccination/Testing Mandate on Hold
In two contrary decisions on workplace vaccination standards, the high court offers clarity on the kinds of actions the federal government can and cannot take to protect workers in a pandemic. Labor organizations have committed to pursuing those options.
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Refusing to Try is the Worst Choice for Employers Facing OSHA’s COVID-19 Emergency Standard
The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on the OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard but the standard is currently in effect. Lawyers suggest that the best way to draw a fine while the case is being litigated is to refuse to try and comply.
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Supreme Court to Act Urgently Next Week on COVID Vaccination Mandate Cases
The OSHA emergency standard currently requires employers of 100 or more to either vaccinate or test workers starting in January. Justices will reconvene early in January to hear oral arguments and decide whether to block the regulation.
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Construction Technology
Changing the Construction Landscape: How Technology is Improving Workflows
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COVID-19 changed priorities on construction sites in ways that accelerated adoption of BIM, drones, virtual reality and artificial intelligence. Here’s how proliferation of those techs is raising the stakes in construction
Tirmble's XR10 uses HoloLens 2 to show the wearer what project designs should look like, superimposed to scale over their view of the actual project site to clearly communicate the intended result.
COVID-19
Appeals Court Overturns Stay of OSHA’s COVID-19 Emergency Standard and It's Headed to the Supreme Court
The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals last week dissolved the stay against enforcement of OSHA’s vaccinate-or-test requirement for employers of more than 100, OSHA changed its deadlines and final appeals went to the High Court
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Could OSHA’s COVID Emergency Standard Be Dead?
Aclaimant Chief Risk Architect Gary Pearce talks about the status of legal challenges to the temporary standard requiring employers to protect workers from COVID-19 infection, and the risks to companies that decide to wait and see
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