The COVID-19 pandemic has altered many industry H.R. practices, some permanently.

Despite an earthquake, a pandemic and design changes, the first phase of Salt Lake City International Airport’s (SLC) $4.1-billion upgrade opened to passengers on time on Sept. 15.

Precast concrete panels with Lego-style connections form the building core for team's fast-track rehab of a 4-story Manhattan freight terminal into the tech giant's 12-story NYC headquarters.

Two construction workers were hospitalized after falling into the water. 

Rail job contract allows end to public-private deal if delay exceeds 1 year, judge says, as industry owner-contractor risk debate amplifies.

Officials cite COVID-19's effect on passenger growth. 

Ruling allows Kiewit-Massman JV to proceed on I-30 planned expansion in Little Rock, state's largest-ever transportation job, while court weighs residents' impact lawsuit.

Data from tech tools such as Procore, Smartvid.io and others are helping firms understand what's going on in state economies and work through the new restrictions. Some are even thriving.

As the construction industry stabilizes, government and health care projects will add momentum to recovery.