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Engineering and construction education programs and issues-college and university, K-12; STEM; worker shortages;; craft and professional training and compensation; immigration issues; Dept. of Labor workforce regulation, data and trends; organized labor; open shop; diversity; federal contractor compliance; pensions liability; global migrant workers; worker abuse; whistleblowers; workplace culture; worker misclassification; employee and workforce management

ARTICLES

EVENTS

Webinar

7/20/17 to 7/20/18
Online
Contact: Lauren Balthrop

Keynote: Challenges and Opportunities for Women in a Changing Government Environment

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Re-broadcasted On Demand from Groundbreaking Women in Construction (GWIC) 2017!

One of the highest ranking women executives in the multi-billion dollar engineer-contractor Parsons Corp., and a rising star in government contracting circles, Carey Smith shares an “inside the beltway” view for firms and women professionals in 2017—and beyond.

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Webinar

7/20/17 to 7/20/18
Online
Contact: Lauren Balthrop

Women in the Trades, Women in the Field

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Re-broadcasted On Demand from Groundbreaking Women in Construction (GWIC) 2017!

Women with jobsite experience will discuss the pros and cons of site work—from finding a bathroom to overcoming intimidation tactics and harassment. Learn how male peers and senior management can support their women colleagues in creating and maintaining an environment that will benefit all.

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Webinar

4/10/18 to 4/10/19
Online
Contact: Lauren Whitaker

Staffing Services: A Proven Solution to the Skilled Trade Shortage

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During this webinar, you will find out why highly skilled, safety-minded craftsmen are choosing to work for staffing services. And, why it’s likely your impression of the staffing services of the 2000’s may be holding you back from effectively and efficiently meeting your manpower needs.

Sponsored by:

Tradesmen International

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