Construction employment down by 45,000 jobs
After an overestimation by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Stats, the construction industry sees a decline in estimated employment by 0.6% or 45,000 jobs.
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$2.9B San Francisco airport renos kick off
San Francisco International Airport (SFO) has launched a major project to modernize the western half of Terminal 3, marking a significant step in enhancing the…
M. Sullivan & Son Limited wins contract for $95M Prince Edward County Hospital redevelopment
Part of a $27 billion investment by the Ontario government, the Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital will feature a 24-hour emergency department, a helipad, and…
Canadian Government invests to support skilled trades workers in Toronto
The Canadian Government will invest $13.6M in five projects in the GTA to attract marginalized groups to jobs in trades under the UTIP.
New overtime rules: What contractors need to know about the July 1 changes
Effective July 1, new overtime rules are impacting contractors and the construction industry, which may require big adjustments to remain compliant.
Coastal Construction leads Marina Pointe
Coastal Construction has been chosen to lead the pre-construction planning for the next phases of Marina Pointe at Westshore Marina District in Tampa Bay.
Disney announces plans to expand theme parks
Disney announces major expansions, adding new lands and attractions to Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, and more. Get ready for thrilling adventures ahead!
WSP to Acquire Power Engineers Inc. for $1.78 billion
WSP announces acquisition of Power Engineers Inc. for $1.78B as part of their Global Strategic Action Plan strategy. The transaction is set to close in…
Alberta feeling pressure from construction labor shortages
Aging infrastructure, booming population growth, and a rapidly retiring workforce spell labor woes in Alberta.
Suicide rate among construction workers hits crisis levels: ‘We have to watch out for each other’
The construction industry has one of the highest suicide rates compared to other industries, the CDC said.
Construction workers are dying from suicide at an alarming rate
The construction industry has one of the highest suicide rates among professions, with an estimated 6,000 construction workers dying by suicide in 2022.
B.C. construction labor shortage good for workers
A shortage of construction workers in British Columbia is increasing wages and impeding contractors’ ability to take on new projects.
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