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Registered apprenticeship programs represent the lifeblood of the construction industry. These vital workforce development programs—which typically do not require a nickel of student debt or governmen ... -
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Contention over the diversity of the New York City construction industry has been present since the 1960s as blacks and Hispanics have sought greater access to this major source of middle-class jobs. ... -
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Source: Engineering Management Institute New York Build (March 18-19, Javits Center) is the largest construction & design show for New York and the Tri-state region. The show features 45,000+ regi ... -
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) have become a frequent topic of conversation in the workplace recently—and for good reason. Michael Page's recent Talent Trends survey revealed only 32% of resp ... -
As we observe Black History Month, it is important to note that, though it still has a long way to go, the American workforce has made some progress in its efforts to prioritize diversity and inclusio ...
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With 80% of the industry reporting a hard time hiring skilled craft workers, construction firms need to focus on their most valuable asset: people. Women represent approximately 10% of the overall co ...
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