‘Historic’ labor market shrinkage highlights need for AI: Economist

A pullback from employment by workers age 65 and older may partly allay concerns that demand for artificial intelligence will fall short of a coming surge in supply, per economist Joe Brusuelas.

What ERP Vendors Don’t Tell You About Field Data Accuracy

The post What ERP Vendors Don’t Tell You About Field Data Accuracy appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Enterprise resource planning software promises a single source of truth: one system where labor costs, materials, schedules, and job costing live together, reconciled in real time. For construction firms that have made the investment, the promise is appealing and the reality is often disappointing. The system works exactly as designed. The numbers inside it are […]

Construction job openings rose in June as contractors felt staffing woes

For the third straight month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported higher year-over-year job vacancies. Paired with other recent data, that may not mean higher project demand.

Aerospace Liftoff Launches Jacksonville’s Next Build Cycle

Manufacturing growth, airport expansion and infrastructure work redefine the city’s construction trajectory despite a tight labor pool.

Behind University Health’s $1.5B Twin Hospital Prototype

Contractors Turner and Layton shared a blueprint, split labor and simultaneously executed construction of two identical hospitals in the San Antonio region.

What’s the most efficient way to track labor hours on multi-subcontractor sites?