W&C Staff

The Lowe’s Foundation will invest $250 million to train 250,000 trades workers by 2035, expanding efforts to address a nationwide skilled labor shortage.

OSHA will host an April 8 webinar to help employers prepare for safety stand-down events tied to national campaigns focused on preventing workplace injuries and fatalities.

The Labor Department is seeking a national contractor to expand AI training in apprenticeship programs, aiming to modernize workforce development and meet growing industry demand.

Construction hiring hit a record low in February as contractors held crews and job openings declined.

A new industry report shows AI use rising among contractors, with firms leveraging technology to manage costs, improve margins and streamline operations.

Minnesota joins case alleging retaliation, no policies on harassment reporting at drywall firm.

A new report finds that persistent bias, safety concerns, and limited advancement opportunities continue to hinder women in construction despite growing industry demand for workers.

Sherwin-Williams increased production capacity at its Kentucky facility, adding automation and larger batch capabilities to support demand across building product and manufacturing sectors.

MITER expands Kleinschmidt collaboration to MI Windows, trade shows, and charitable initiatives.