Archive and Content Search
Join Us On Social Media!
Tag Archives: demand
IMPACT Conference Addresses Healthcare, Industry Challenges
The 2023 North American Iron Workers/Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust (IMPACT) Conference kicked off on Monday, Feb. 13, 2023, at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside. The event brings together contractors, ironworkers and owners from North America to address various … Continue reading
Posted in Featured News, News, Today's News
Tagged 2023 North American Iron Workers/Ironworker Management Progressive Action Cooperative Trust (IMPACT) Conference, big projects, Construction workers, contractors, demand, disruptions, economy, fewer goods, fewer workers, glaziers, global gross domestic product, healthcare, Hilton New Orleans Riverside, inflation, Invesco, Ironworkers, Ironworkers Local Union No. 63, Ironworkers Riggers Local 136, Kristina Hooper, labor laws, large products, mechanized equipment, North America, Pat Di Filippo, Paul Wende, raw material supplies, supply chain, Turner Construction Co., wages, wellness centers
Leave a comment
Construction Employment Stalls, Industry Unemployment Rate Falls
According to the Associated General Contractors of America’s recent analysis of new government data construction employment edged up by 2,000 jobs between March and April as contractors scrambled to find workers in an increasingly tight labor market. Association leaders urged … Continue reading
Posted in News, Today's News
Tagged Associated General Contractors of America, Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, Construction Employment, demand, foreign-born workers, government data, Ken Simonson, leaders, officials, recent analysis, shortages, Stephen E. Sandherr, tight labor market, Total construction employment, unemployment rate, work permits, workers
Leave a comment
Demand for Design Services Rapidly Accelerates
The American Institute of Architects (AIA) reports that demand for design services in March rose sharply from February. AIA’s Architecture Billings Index (ABI) score for March was 58.0, up from February’s score of 51.3. Any score above 50 indicates an … Continue reading
