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The Business Case for Inclusion and Diversity in the Workforce

Fifty-five percent of the U.S. population and 47 percent of all workers are female, yet, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, women made up only 2.7 percent of workers in construction trades and only 9.1 percent of workers in the entire U.S. construction industry in 2017.

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