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A closer look at a disputed noncompete agreement as the federal government issues a ban on most such pacts.

Attendees at Groundbreaking Women in Construction shared how emerging global priorities, developing skill sets, stronger self-advocacy and next-generation technology development are changing the trajectory of women's careers.

Maryland subcontractor must give more than $186,000 in back pay to workers after wrongly classifying them. 

Industry gained 9,000 jobs in April, compared with 40,000 added in March.

Labor unions reportedly plan to spend as much as eight figures to support the current president's reelection.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce plans a legal challenge to the rule; a construction group is weighing a similar action.

Contracting veteran, 91, led the now 600-member professionals group for two decades as executive director.

Students learned firsthand the skills needed for careers in construction and engineering at a Rosendin-sponsored TRF Camp Build in Austin, Texas this past summer, with others across the U.S. providing similar support.

Executive compensation has been rising steadily since the pandemic, reaching a high-water mark in 2023. However, a cooldown in several market sectors could result in comp increases receding in the coming years.

Increases are in all construction segments, paced by nonresidential specialty trade contractors, says latest BLS report on the nation’s employment.