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The COVID-19 pandemic has altered many industry H.R. practices, some permanently.

As the 2020-21 college year starts, design and construction students, educators and employers adapt to—and debate—altered boundaries of learning and team interaction, now and long term.

Women have made great strides in pursuing careers and leadership roles in construction, but more can be done to boost numbers, to make sure women have even footing with male colleagues and, particularly, to fight the industry’s racial and gender biases, said presenters at the Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference.

In the transformation of journalism by electronic media, fast often wins out over comprehensive and measured.

Work paused for training at city's $980-million convention center expansion.

POB Editorial Advisory Board member Emily Pierce asks the question on every surveyor's mind. 

Noted organizational behavior researcher Romila Singh stressed factors that drive engineers to leave the industry, addressing ENR Groundbreaking Women in Construction conference.

Groundbreaking Women in Construction panelists explain the unconscious bias problem, and how to solve it.