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.

Mace head calls for tax incentive to boost construction apprenticeships

Mark Reynolds has called for a radical new incentive to encourage employers to take on apprentices The post Mace head calls for tax incentive to boost construction apprenticeships appeared first on Construction Management.

Sir Robert McAlpine on what employers want

Continuing our series featuring insights from major employers, Rachael Smith, people & culture executive director at Sir Robert McAlpine, tells Nicky Roger what the contractor looks for in candidates, where skills gaps are emerging and how it is using workforce planning to develop talent The post Sir Robert McAlpine on what employers want appeared first on Construction Management.

DOL provides guidance to employers on responding to opioid overdoses

The guidance is part of the Great American Recovery Initiative, an effort by the Trump Administration focused on addiction treatment and recovery.

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