Read Part 1 and Part 2 here. With the recently passed Infrastructure Bill generating more demand for work and an ongoing labor crisis, contractors and...

As Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) enters the workforce, contractors are beginning to wonder, “What’s the best way to attract this...

If you find yourself listening to coworkers complain at work, you’re not alone. Joe, a welder, often eats his lunch sitting on a curb...

With construction’s skilled labor shortage, retaining good employees has taken center stage. Attracting potential employees to fill the gap is just as important. This...

As the economy has picked up, so has construction in New York City. In fact, development on many new construction projects in and around...

By Aditya Narula According to a Kabbage survey of construction firms, 28 percent cited cash flow as the biggest challenge during their first year in...

By Susan Robertson To survive the pandemic, companies were forced to adapt very quickly to radically new circumstances. Even large organizations—where it’s typically difficult to...

How to be competitive in a changing world By Don Lindsey Times have changed dramatically since The Great Recession of 2008. The time period from...

The current construction market is tough! Competition is increasing as profit margins are shrinking. Most construction owners and managers face heavier demands and workloads...

In the construction industry, success depends on careful planning, precise scheduling, and the ability to adapt quickly. For Saunders Construction, a Colorado-based general contractor...