6 Ways To Improve Productivity In Construction Using Technology
- Improving Productivity, TECHNOLOGY
- November 28, 2023
By Patrick Hogan, handle.com Labor shortage is one of the biggest challenges for the construction industry. Construction companies are struggling not only to hire new blood but also to keep and retain their current labor force. There are various reasons why construction workers easily quit and jump ship to other companies. Beyond the drive to
READ MOREJohn Biggs, writer The construction industry is in the midst of a war for talent on two fronts. The global labor shortage makes it difficult to match jobs with candidates in the first place, but keeping the talent you’ve already got is an equally pressing matter. The U.S .job market as a whole could be
READ MOREBy Jessica Meno, Raken The labor shortage in construction has made turnover an even bigger challenge. For companies, now’s the perfect time to look inward—and make sure your workers are happy to stay. Here are six ways to improve employee retention at your construction business. 1. Pay everyone accurately, and on time Payroll delays and
READ MOREAn examination at recruiting talent that aligns with a firm’s strategy By Gregg Schoppman, FMI Even when the game isn’t on, the world of sports keeps pressing. Even in the dead of winter, baseball teams are doling out large sums of money to get the best free agents in the market. Before the last tick
READ MOREBy Scott Casabona, President, Signatory Wall and Ceiling Contractors Association (SWACCA) It’s no surprise the construction industry is continuing to face unique challenges as we head toward 2022. Contractors and subcontractors across the country have encountered supply chain interruptions, material shortages and rising costs, all while struggling to find qualified workers and trying to protect
READ MOREBy Michael Zalle, YellowBird Safety is a critical challenge for employers across the country and construction remains heavily regulated. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), in 2020 alone, the three main general safety and health inspections totaled more than 1,300 recorded violations . Each of these violations can cost between $14k and $135k,
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