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Construction Culture : Why it Matters, and How to Make it Better
There is a labor shortage in the construction industry – and it’s not exactly breaking news. Headlines declare that “nobody wants to work anymore,” – but is this explanation really at the root of what’s a longstanding, industry-wide issue?
Managing Generational Gaps in Construction
The construction workforce is made up of a wide variety of age groups. From new professionals just starting their careers to seasoned veterans with decades of experience, you’ll find employees from nearly every generation on the average job-site.