Looking Ahead: Preparing Your Workforce for 2022
Many industries are looking forward to growth and renewal in 2022, especially the construction industry. The demand and potential for success in the coming years are increasingly looking more promising with each day. Yet, even with a favorable outlook overall, there...
Tackling Mental Health and Well-Being: A Workforce Essential For The Construction Industry
93% of survey respondents from the construction sector agreed that addressing mental health at work is a sound business practice. Among Presidents, CEOs, and Owners, 77% agreed. Yet only 48% of CFOs and Finance leaders agree with the importance of prioritizing mental...
The Great Resignation: Attracting and Retaining Top Talent in the COVID-19 Era
The economic downturn caused by the pandemic has profoundly affected employment, including how and where people worked – if they worked at all. In many cases, individuals were laid off or let go as work dried up. The construction industry was particularly hit hard,...
Construction Companies Are a Top Target for Hackers
The construction industry faces many of the same challenges as any other business in today’s interconnected world – including the threat of cyberattacks. They are a threat to businesses, big and small, yet not all business owners are doing all they can to protect...[curt_ad orientation=”vertical” location=”side”]