A Home Builders Institute report shows the number of construction workers required to keep up with demand is estimated at 740,000 new hires per year for the next three years.

Women make up 10.3% of trade apprentices in Massachusetts—the highest share in the U.S.

During a time when contractors are facing a labor shortage, it is key to recognize people with military training and experience can be an asset to the construction industry.

Construction employment added 44,000 jobs on net in October, with nonresidential construction gaining 33,000 jobs.

NRCA’s Qualified Trainer Virtual Conference Nov. 16-17 will help participants gain training and presentation skills remotely.

Overcoming obstacles to employee development can help your company stay competitive and retain top talent.

Learn about four of the most common struggles and tips to help employers face those challenges.

Most incidents and accidents on construction sites are caused by human errors, but there are methods to help minimize human errors and keep workers safe.

With COVID-19 a factor during this year’s flu season, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers information to prevent the flu from spreading in the workplace.

As many U.S. workers quit their jobs, what can be learned from companies who are retaining their employees?

Are dissatisfied U.S. workers open to considering a career in the construction industry?

Thirty-two states added construction jobs in September, and construction employment is down in 35 states since February 2020 amid supply chain issues.

Check out five key differences that highlight the crucial role of close connection among co-workers.

Check out seven strategies to keep your employees healthy and happy.

Construction employment added 22,000 jobs on net in September, with nonresidential construction gaining 18,600 jobs.

NRCA’s Qualified Trainer Virtual Conference Oct. 20-21 will help participants gain training and presentation skills remotely.

As contractors continue to struggle with labor shortages, an often-overlooked strategy is hiring refugees who come to the U.S. and need employment.

NRCA’s new online job bank connects members with prospective employees free of charge as a benefit of NRCA membership.

In a recent safety sweep, New York City’s Department of Buildings inspectors issued 3,600 violations to contractors and 1,499 stop work orders.

Twenty-five states added construction jobs in August, and construction employment is down in 39 states since February 2020 as the Delta variant of COVID-19 spreads.

With many businesses facing a tight job market, the IRS encourages employers to check out a valuable tax credit that could help them hire workers.

Encouraging respect and understanding among workers from different generations is important.

Construction employment lost 3,000 jobs on net in August, with nonresidential construction losing 20,300 jobs.

The struggle to find enough skilled workers and materials likely will increase costs, complicate planning and delay reconstruction for months after Hurricane Ida.

NRCA’s Qualified Trainer Virtual Conference Sept. 21-22 will help participants gain training and presentation skills remotely.