$5B medical campus breaks ground in Las Vegas
The mixed-use project features laboratory, research, medical office, lodging, retail and restaurant space.
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Why Turner’s CEO personally responds to racist incidents on company jobsites
When a bias-motivated event occurs, Peter Davoren wants to know why.
Construction planning numbers jump despite recession fears
The Dodge Momentum Index, a benchmark that measures nonresidential building planning, landed less than 5% below an all-time high, according to its Sep…
A recession is not a retention strategy: How to keep your best people
The Great Resignation of 2021 raised the stakes of the talent war for employers. Now, the landscape is changing yet again. With this in mind, what sho…
In its second year, Construction Inclusion Week doubles in size
The event, which starts Monday, is aimed at rooting out bias-motivated incidents on jobsites while fostering more inclusion in the industry.
What keeps women in the workplace? Fair pay and a healthy work culture
To retain top women employees, companies need to be flexible with remote and hybrid options, a survey from Great Place to Work found.
Construction workers’ biggest stressors
A recent survey found economic concerns and lack of recruitment put the most pressure on construction staff.
FHWA releases $60B to states, funds 3 new programs
Money from the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law last year, is making its way to jurisdictions.
Construction input prices fall slightly
Though the drop in materials costs is welcome, with overall wholesale prices rising at twice the rate analysts expected, the Federal Reserve has more …
To combat waste, Lendlease leverages mushrooms for recycling
The contractor hopes that the fungi will provide a revenue stream in the future and help cut down on landfill costs.
