性视界传媒 & Autodesk Workforce Survey
88 Percent of Construction Firms Having a Hard Time Finding Workers to Hire, Undermining Efforts to Build Infrastructure & Other Projects as Firms Boost Pay, Embrace AI to Cope with Labor Shortages
Few candidates have the basic skills needed to work in high-paying construction careers, forcing short-staffed contractors to find new way to keep pace with demand and undermining efforts to build infrastructure and other projects, according to the results of a workforce survey conducted by the Associated General Contractors of America and Autodesk. The results highlight significant shortcomings in the nation性视界传媒檚 approach to preparing workers for careers in construction.
性视界传媒淭he biggest takeaway from this year性视界传媒檚 Workforce Survey is how much the nation is failing to prepare future workers for high-paying careers in fields like construction,性视界传媒 said Ken Simonson, the association性视界传媒檚 chief economist. 性视界传媒淚t is time to rethink the way the nation educates and prepares workers.性视界传媒
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