CRE developers, project managers identify biggest challenges in 2023
A new survey completed by 100 project managers nationally points to inflation, productivity and costs as the primary concerns in 2023.
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How private employers can recruit and retain veterans
Many private employers now recognize the skills service members bring to the workforce, writes Wendy Buckingham, associate attorney at Littler.
Do people not want to work (in construction) anymore?
Construction Dive spoke to many insiders about the notion that young people don’t want to work hard in careers like the trades.
Late payments cost construction industry $208B in 2022: report
Amidst a turbulent economic climate, delayed payments are leading to project holdups and work stoppages, according to respondents of a new survey.
New suit alleges RealPage, Greystar, others colluded on student housing
The class-action lawsuit accuses 10 companies of using RealPage’s systems to inflate student housing rents across the U.S.
Turner nabs $236M GSA contract in Manhattan
The country’s largest GC will assume the role of construction manager as contractor on a modernization project at the Silvio J. Mollo Federal Buil…
First mass timber commercial office building in DC opens doors
A 108,000 square foot addition at the Capitol Riverfront property incorporated 13 tons of the renewable material.
New construction technology releases for November 2022
EarthCam, Trimble, Hilti and others have recently launched new products and updates to keep construction projects running on time and on budget.
6 of the biggest OSHA fines of Q3 2022
An Ohio roofing contractor’s alleged repeated violation of fall protection standards led to a fine of over $1 million.
Judge dismisses construction worker’s discrimination charges against Microsoft
A federal judge ruled the software company was not the employer of a construction worker who performed tasks for a Skanska-Balfour Beatty JV.
