February 2023
The COVID-19 pandemic has disorganized the construction supply chain worldwide.
In 2023 we can expect more challenges. The combination of the labor shortage and issues in the supply chain will certainly not disappear. Project managers will have great difficulties finding the right resources at the right price. So, uncertainty in the supply chain will remain in 2023:
February 2023
This article is part of a blog series on the risk of labor shortages in the construction industry, exploring how women can be the solution.
Being a woman in the construction industry is full of challenges:
February 2023
This article is part of a blog series on the risk of labor shortages in the construction industry, exploring how women can be the solution.
Women and men share the same threats and opportunities in the construction industry but some are more specific to women.
The Boston Consulting Group [surveyed...
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February 2023
This article is part of a blog series on the risk of labor shortages in the construction industry, exploring how women can be the solution.
In the USA the construction industry, the worker shortage is 650,000, and the gap is similar everywhere else in...
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January 2023
The continued shortage of labor has plagued the construction industry for a long time now. Is there a quick fix?
The growing number of women entering the industry is one trend, which can help fill the gap.
Thanks to large recruitment campaigns targeting women, we have seen an increase of 50% in females taking construction roles in the last ten years. The main reasons are:
