Why the Construction Labor Market Remains Tight Nationwide
Key Takeaways: Construction unemployment stayed below 10% in every U.S. state in June, with a national non-seasonally adjusted…
August 6Latest in: Workforce and Labor
What Should a Commercial Renovation Plan Include?
Key Takeaways: Pre-renovation assessments covering electrical, plumbing, HVAC, structural, and roof conditions reduce change orders and protect budget.…
July 24
$12.7 Million in OSHA Grants Available for Safety Training
Key Takeaways: OSHA’s Susan Harwood Training Grants offer $12.7 million for construction safety training, covering fall protection, heat…
July 9
NYC Orders New Workplace Heat Safety Guidance
Key Takeaways: NYC Mayor Mamdani signed a June 22, 2026, executive order requiring multilingual heat illness prevention guidance…
June 25
How Construction Hiring Is Changing State by State
Key Takeaways: Construction employment grew in 30 states and D.C.; Texas led with 18,700 net gains, Wisconsin posted…
June 25
How Women of STEEL Is Expanding Opportunity in Construction
Key Takeaways: Women make up only 11% of the construction workforce, despite a 45% participation increase from 2016…
June 16
Construction Software Features That Deliver Measurable Results
Key Takeaways: Construction software automation tools, including document classification for submittals and RFIs, speech-to-text daily logs and job…
June 16
Women Are Reshaping the Construction Labor Market
Key Takeaways: Women hold just over 14% of construction jobs, with gains concentrated in office roles rather than…
June 4
The Construction Labor Shortage Is Getting Harder to Ignore
Key Takeaways: The U.S. construction labor shortage could leave 2.1 million skilled trades roles unfilled by 2030, raising…
May 28
Why Construction Firms Must Fix Data Infrastructure Before AI
Key Takeaways: Construction technology integration starts with connected data, standardized processes and strong operational foundations, not with AI…
May 28