The construction industry, like so many others, needs more workers. Not a day goes by where that headline isn't featured in an article or discussed during client conversations we have with employers. This issue is even more evident during this time of year when projects are lined up, permits have been approved and construction crews are ready to take advantage of longer, warmer days to knock out multiple projects. We're still operating in the age of the great resignation, g

Recently, scientists and environmental activists have been appealing to everyone to do their part to save our planet from a potential climate catastrophe. These scientists claim we must change our ways by 2025 to avoid catastrophic climate effects. To support our collective effort, here are 5 ways to practice sustainable construction. The goal of sustainable construction is to reduce energy expenses, waste, and the overall consumption of raw materials. Here’s the list: 1

There are multiple routes to beginning a career. Some young people choose to go the traditional one and focus on obtaining a college education, while others forge ahead by choosing the path of obtaining a technical education. They choose to go the route of focusing on their academics while also learning a specific set of skills that will put them in a position to enter the workforce when they graduate from high school. J.M. Wright Technical High School is one of those schoo