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SUMMARY:Addressing Workforce Shortages: How Can the Construction Industry Attract More Workers?
DESCRIPTION:Only 7% of U.S. students and jobseekers actively seek work in the construction industry\, according to a new study conducted by Dodge Construction Network. \nDespite this\, the study also reveals there are several opportunities to increase that share. Join Donna Laquidara-Carr\, Industry Insights Research Director with Dodge\, as she discusses key findings from the study of over 250 people working in construction and more than 1\,100 students\, jobseekers\, and people employed in other industries in the U.S. \nThe study provides actionable information about how to attract more workers to the industry\, including: \n\nWhat those working in construction find most satisfying in their careers\nWhat the next generation of workers are looking for and how the industry can make itself more appealing to them\nWhat keeps the largest share of people from considering work in construction (and it probably isn’t what you think)\nHow the construction industry needs to communicate with the next generation of workers
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CATEGORIES:May 8: Addressing Workforce Shortages: How Can the Construction Industry Attract More Workers?
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SUMMARY:Addressing Workforce Shortages: How Can the Construction Industry Attract More Workers?
DESCRIPTION:Only 7% of U.S. students and jobseekers actively seek work in the construction industry\, according to a new study conducted by Dodge Construction Network. \nDespite this\, the study also reveals there are several opportunities to increase that share. Join Donna Laquidara-Carr\, Industry Insights Research Director with Dodge\, as she discusses key findings from the study of over 250 people working in construction and more than 1\,100 students\, jobseekers\, and people employed in other industries in the U.S. \nThe study provides actionable information about how to attract more workers to the industry\, including: \n\nWhat those working in construction find most satisfying in their careers\nWhat the next generation of workers are looking for and how the industry can make itself more appealing to them\nWhat keeps the largest share of people from considering work in construction (and it probably isn’t what you think)\nHow the construction industry needs to communicate with the next generation of workers
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CATEGORIES:Building Innovation Webinar Series
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