Construction reacts to Democrats’ midterm landslide

Industry groups called for collaboration from Congress on transit funding, though employers and unions remain opposed on the future of controversial bills such as the PRO Act.

CIOB EDI event to debate: is it responsible to encourage women into built environment careers?

The day-long event will be full of discussion, debate and practical action for employers. The post CIOB EDI event to debate: is it responsible to encourage women into built environment careers? appeared first on Construction Management.

Data-Driven Risk Modeling for Payer Cost and Quality Improvement

Payers face an intersecting set of pressures: controlling costs, improving clinical outcomes, complying with regulations, and demonstrating value to employers and members. At the heart of meeting these demands is the move from reactive utilization management to proactive, data-driven risk modeling that targets both cost containment and quality improvement. This article explores how modern risk […] <p>The post Data-Driven Risk Modeling for Payer Cost and Quality Improvement first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

London has one apprenticeship start for every 30 construction employers, says CITB

Figures show a regional discrepancy in apprenticeships The post London has one apprenticeship start for every 30 construction employers, says CITB appeared first on Construction Management.

The future of the construction trades depends on what employers do next

Recruiting more craft workers is key, but investing in career education and upskilling are vital to the labor shortage, writes an executive at Adolfson & Peterson.

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What measures should Employers be taking in the current heatwave to ensure their workforce can operate safely on sites?