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Construction Turns to Tech to Ease Labor Shortage

March 2, 2020 by John Biggs

Construction’s labor pool is getting pinched from both sides by the dual forces of an aging workforce and fewer younger workers pursuing careers in the trades. Simultaneously, the demand for work is seeing all-time highs.

Categories: Business, Featured, United States, World Tags: Contech, Labor

Can Microlearning Be the Answer for Recruiting Millennials in Construction?

November 3, 2019 by Jobsite Editorial

Microlearning is the training delivery method of the future. As more millennials are joining the construction workforce, the demand for microlearning’s short lessons is likely to rise. Whether training is created in-house or by an … about Can Microlearning Be the Answer for Recruiting Millennials in Construction?

Categories: Technology, United States Tags: Labor

Can Age be a Factor in Jobsite Safety?

November 2, 2019 by Kylie Scott

The most common injury reported for workers over the age of 45 is musculoskeletal disorders, rather than workplace accidents. It seems, therefore, their abundant experience helps our older generation to avoid accidents. Their physical abilities, … about Can Age be a Factor in Jobsite Safety?

Categories: Australia, Safety, World Tags: Labor

Key Strategies for Dealing with the Subcontractor Shortage

October 28, 2019 by Duane Craig

Construction's labor shortage continues spreading across the subcontractor landscape. The Institute for Supply Management addressed the shortage of subcontractors for the sixth consecutive month in its June 2018 Non-Manufacturing Report on Business. Here are tactics that … about Key Strategies for Dealing with the Subcontractor Shortage

Categories: Business, United States Tags: Labor, Subcontractor

Labour Shortage Impacted by Lack of Construction Trade Teachers

August 18, 2019 by Kylie Scott

We're all aware of the labour shortage in the construction industry, partly due to the ageing workforce. However, we should also have in mind another important area impacted by the shift in population—the teachers who … about Labour Shortage Impacted by Lack of Construction Trade Teachers

Categories: Australia, Business, World Tags: Labor

Making up for the Construction Labor Shortage with Technology

May 20, 2019 by John Biggs

Nearly 200,000 unfilled construction industry jobs nationwide. This gap puts added pressure on developers, contractors and owners. Even in the face of a worker shortage, construction is booming. Companies are now looking to technological solutions … about Making up for the Construction Labor Shortage with Technology

Categories: Technology Tags: Construction Jobs, Labor

Building a Career in Construction From the Ground Up

February 25, 2019 by Kylie Scott

Calling all future industry leaders. A graduate or cadet program could be the first step to opening a whole world of opportunity. These programs offer the ability to work alongside global leaders that have an … about Building a Career in Construction From the Ground Up

Categories: Australia, Business, World Tags: Labor

Construction Industry Losing Workers as Baby Boomers Retire

October 1, 2018 by Kylie Scott

We are witnessing one of the biggest shifts of human capital in history. This has forced many companies to completely reevaluate their strategy on how they recruit, retain, and, most importantly, captivate the next generation … about Construction Industry Losing Workers as Baby Boomers Retire

Categories: Australia, Business Tags: Labor

Removing the Stigma of Construction Work One Brick at a Time

July 16, 2018 by Jobsite Editorial

Construction jobs are vanishing across the nation, but a committed group of leaders is devoted to removing the stigma from the profession and training a new generation of workers.

Categories: Business Tags: Labor, Procore, Worker Safety

Global Construction Markets Heat Up Amid Labor Shortage Pressures

July 1, 2018 by Jobsite Editorial

Construction companies around the globe are expecting rapid growth over the next few years, with the engines of the U.S. and European economies driving optimism.

Categories: Business Tags: Labor, Residential Construction

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