Construction workforce shortages risk undermining infrastructure projects as most contractors struggle to fill open positions (access required)

By: Staff Report September 22, 2022

Construction workforce shortages are affecting nearly all construction firms, undermining the industry’s ability to complete projects on time and on schedule and threatening the success of new federal investments in infrastructure and manufacturing, according to the results of a workforce survey conducted by the Associated General Contractors of America and Autodesk. The results underscore how public officials ...

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Construction workforce shortages risk undermining infrastructure projects as most contractors struggle to fill open positions

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