Employer Guidance for Workplace Interactions with ICE
- ADVOCACY, Best Practices, CONSTRUCTION, Safety, Workforce & Professional Development
- July 22, 2025
by Dale Carnegie Staff 2020 completely flipped nearly every industry on its side. It required professional training companies to step back and assess how they would be able to continue to best serve their customers under the new circumstances and help lead the new remote and hybrid workplace culture. It challenged them to be resourceful,
READ MOREBy Patrick Hogan, handle.com The construction industry is steadily increasing its embrace of technology to improve efficiency. Moving from paper to digital spreadsheets had been a long process. Today, with significant advancements in construction tech, many back offices and even professionals on job sites are adopting various tailored software solutions to streamline their operations and
READ MOREBy Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team Remember the first time you used an electric drill? Went up on a scaffold? What was it that convinced you that you wanted to be a technical professional? Wouldn’t it be a boon to be able to see and feel what it’s like to drive a truck, weld metal,
READ MOREBy John Marcus, Hechinger Report Chris Drumm practices putting on a hazmat suit in the fire science program of Southern Maine Community College. Drumm previously earned a bachelor’s degree and now is training to be a firefighter. “I wish I knew about this program when I was coming out of high school,” he says. Credit:
READ MOREThe dichotomy of bonus programs and the unintended consequences By Gregg Schoppman, FMI Compensation can be an icky subject. While icky might be the least technical adjective, many business leaders feel their skin crawl as base compensation and bonuses enter the conversation. Employers feel that this is one of the main impediments on why they
READ MOREKate McElligott-Buchanan, Autodesk As the global economy transitions from traditional fossil fuel-based industries to renewables, the labor market is also shifting, and hiring for fast-growing “green” jobs is exploding. The International Labor Organization estimates 24 million jobs could be created by the green economy by 2030. Green jobs span a wide range of industries, from
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