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Challenge: As the Construction Manager for the City of Terre Haute, Bradley Utz often has to answer questions from project stakeholders, ranging from project contractors all the way to the Mayor himself.
The participation of the Associated Builders and Contractors, which joined a seven-state lawsuit, is cited as a factor in the vaccine mandate injunction applying in all 50 states.
Northwest Carpenters Union pact with contractors that includes a 15.43% wage and benefits hike is approved by 54% majority, with a strong online and strike site opposition campaign.
Last year, as the pandemic upended the construction industry, contractors hatched a plan to come together. Determined to keep jobsites open and deemed essential around the U.S., a group of contractors partnered on turnkey coronavirus prevention protocols for all companies to use.
“Nimble” is frequently used to describe how AEC human resources leaders responded to the cascade of challenges in the past year. On top of supporting field crews to help keep jobsites safe and productive amid Covid-19 outbreaks, HR teams scrambled to craft strategies for maintaining connections across a suddenly dispersed office workforce, sustain recruiting efforts with only limited access to prospective candidates and conduct sometimes difficult discussions of social justice issues raised by the Black Lives Matter movement.
On Demand
Coinciding with the release of the 2022 Top 400 Contractors list, we'll invite leaders from 2022's top-ranked contracting firms to talk about past challenges and future plans to succeed. The webinar will discuss the results of the Top 400 survey, as well as solutions for the industry’s pressing issues - from workforce challenges to data security.
On DemandThere have rarely been times of greater economic and business uncertainty than in 2022, with inflation, labor and material shortages weighing heavily on contractors just as new federal infrastructure funds begin pouring into public works. Surety bonds will be needed for much of the work, but how will your company weigh its risks?