How immigration crackdowns, ICE raids will affect recruitment in 2025

A decline in the foreign-born workforce “will keep the potential pool of workers historically tight,” Wells Fargo economists found.

Construction advocate Mark Casso remembered as mentor, friend

The leader of the Construction Industry Round Table was humble, kind and a staunch champion for the building sector, his colleagues said.

Mailbag: The EEOC sent us a letter about our DEI programs. What should we do next?

Experts question whether the agency possesses the authority to issue such letters. But ignoring an agency notice or request is typically not a good tactic, an attorney says.

Tariff fallout leads to layoffs at Massachusetts concrete firm

Contract delays tied to material price volatility forced 233 job cuts at Pittsfield, Massachusetts-based Unistress and its subsidiary.

All 31 workers reach safety after collapse inside Los Angeles industrial tunnel

Why one California union sided with YIMBYs and developers on housing

Proactive Safety Planning is Vital to Construction Safety

Workplace mental health at risk as key federal agency faces cuts