Articles Tagged with ''labor''

Mountain States contractors continue to ride the wave of a busy 2023 market despite chatter of an economic slowdown.

Pay hikes for construction staff remain at a historically high rate, even as some sectors could see a future slowdown in project starts.

With its Construction Labor Market Analyzer integrated into Procore's construction management platform, technology firm Construction Industry Resources aims to assist contractors in making accurate predictions of labor needs.

Still-strong manufacturing sector will spur the economy in the second half of the year, said the market forecaster.

Senate committee Democrats and Republicans sparred over her support of independent contractor regulations enacted in California when she was state labor agency chief.

As compensation for labor and staff continues to rise, executives are keeping pace and garnering some of the biggest pay increases seen in the C-suite in over 15 years.

Labor continues to be the most pressing issue facing our industry—and that’s saying something, given the roller coaster of the last several years.

The construction industry's unemployment rate increased from December's figure but was down from the year-earlier level.

Construction-in-progress numbers have rebounded among this year's Top Owners, but those numbers don't completely reflect owner confidence in an increasingly volatile market.