Articles Tagged with ''labor''

Commentary from the Top 500 Design Firms in 2024 reveals a shift in the use of artificial intelligence to complement design services.

Continuing shortage of skilled labor puts a pinch on firms as they navigate projects in the busy Mountain States region.

The construction unemployment rate fell to 3.3%, another signal that the labor supply pressures of recent years are still ongoing.

After years of historically high salary increases for construction staff, many employers appear to have hit the ceiling for the compensation bumps they can offer.

NCCER's Matthew Clark emphasizes standardized construction training, built with industry input, for upskilling workers. 

Federal District Court judge's stay on the rule extends to March 11.

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su says rule will prevent employers from misclassifying legitimate employees as independent contractors, but construction groups largely oppose it. 

Heavy and civil contractors were the most robust in terms of hiring in November, with a net addition of 2,000 positions.

Industry-wide adoption of Flexible Work Initiative as a means of attracting and retaining talent.

Federal Reserve needs to start cutting interest rates, but that won't happen "until some point next year,” economist Anirban Basu told an industry webinar on July 26,