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.

Reports from key industry events across the Mountain States region.

North American Building Trades Union study finds work-life support lacking, while discrimination and sex harassment remain biggest challenges in National Center for Construction Education and Research survey of 770 women.

For me, the differences in treatment started in two high school shop classes.

Expanding the construction workforce to include more women can help solve its labor woes. Here’s how technology can make AEC jobs more appealing to women.

A Construction Specifications Institute-launched camp at two Pennsylvania sites to introduce high school students to careers in construction now is the model for a nationwide effort.

Carpenter apprentice Lisa Guzman, and others, say U.S. must enact funding legislation amendment to insure career success for those long underrepresented in skilled-trades—before workforce gaps grow larger.