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Social Media Reshape Job Hunting, Recruitment at Smith Group, CH2M Hill 10/17/11 Employees are mingling and showing themselves off to potential employers, and employers are looking to cut the time needed to reduce long lists of job candidates. ENR Art Department |
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Where a New Inclusiveness Is Changing the Face of the Construction Industry 07/18/11 Some firms do as little as the law will allow, but other make diversity a core company value. Graphic by Justin Reynolds for ENR |
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| 02/03/12 | Construction's January Jobless Rate Up, But Industry Gains 21,000 Jobs Industry's 17.7% rate in January worsened from December's 16%, but was much improved from January 2011's 22.5%. |
| 01/30/12 | ?Georgia's 'Go Build' Program Aims To Boost Skilled Trades Mike Rowe, star of the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs, offered his support of the Georgia program in the governor’s announcement, and will be featured in related advertising. |
| 01/09/12 | Construction December Jobless Rate Rises, Despite Gain of 17,000 Jobs Nonresidential specialty trades added 20,200 jobs last month, but most other construction sectors posted declines. |
| 12/02/11 | Construction's November Unemployment Rate Falls , But Industry Lost 12,000 Jobs Heavy-civil sector shed 7,000 jobs and buildings construction lost 4,200. |
| 11/04/11 | Construction's Jobless Rate Goes Up in October Industry lost 20,000 jobs last month, after gaining 27,000 in September, Bureau of Labor Statistics reports |
| 10/07/11 | Construction Unemployment Rate Down in Sept. Industry officials warn that the improvement may not be sustained if federal infrastructure funds are cut further and the economy doesn't strengthen. |
| 09/02/11 | Construction August Jobless Rate Dips, But Job Losses Continue Though the unemployment rate was down, the industry still lost 5,000 jobs in August. |
| 08/15/11 | Jefferson County, Ala., Commissioners in Last-Ditch Renegotiations Over Muni Debt Two commissioners enter discussions creditors with goal to renegotiate reduction in $3.2-million sewer bond valuation before Sept. 16 deadline could trigger a Chapter 9 bankruptcy filing. |
| 07/18/11 | A Generation of Iranians Displaced by Revolution Put Their Math and Science Savvy to Work Memories of their homeland linger, and when they return for a visit, the locals notice the sparkle in their eyes. |
| 07/18/11 | An Ecuadorian Immigrant and AGC Iowa Create a Multicultural Curriculum for Jobsite Communication South American specialist helps Iowan construction workers thrive on bilingual terms. |
| 07/18/11 | Chinese-Americans Find Themselves Bridging the Gap Between the U.S. and China Endi Zhai persuaded top-level transportation officials, mayors, city councils, and some 200 engineers and contractors from several countries to attend the International Chinese Transportation Professionals Association conference in Los Angeles in May. |
| 07/18/11 | How a Support Group for Gays in Aviation Took Flight Evan Futterman has worked in the aviation planning business for 32 years and has a goal to help other lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people succeed while not having to lie about their identities. |
| 07/18/11 | Korean-Americans Build Cultural Inroads in U.S. Construction Korea, like China, is a rapidly developing Asian country where cultural differences may pose more of a challenge to doing business in the U.S. than for its European peers. |
| 07/18/11 | Minorities Lament their Low Numbers in Engineering and Construction The construction industry's American Dream is not just monochromatic, and although there have been gains and outreach, inclusion, respect and success are still coveted. |
| 07/13/11 | Korean-Americans Build Cultural Inroads in U.S. Construction Cultural differences between Koreans and Americans may pose more of a challenge to doing business in the U.S. than for its European peers. |
| 07/08/11 | Construction June Unemployment Rate Improves to 15.6% But the industry also lost 9,000 jobs in June, with most construction sectors posting declines. |
| 06/22/11 | NLRB Proposes Changes to Speed Unionization Elections Pro-union senators endorse proposal, but industry groups and congressional Republicans criticize it. |
| 06/16/11 | NYC Unions Agree to 20% Wage Cut On Manhattan Residential Project Key unions in New York City, including laborers and structural trades, have agreed to a 20% wage cut for work on Gotham West, a residential development on Manhattan’s West Side. |
| 06/08/11 | Architects, Students Compete in Iron Designer Challenge Professional and prospective architects and engineers will live life in the fast lane as they compete in the second annual Iron Designer Challenge in New York on Thursday, June 9. Patterned after the cooking show Iron Chef, eight teams consisting of three high school students and four professionals will go head to head as they build life-size and freestanding “Portals”—structures that mediate two spaces—in less than three hours. |
| 06/03/11 | Construction Jobless Rate Falls in May, to 16.3% Construction added only 2,000 jobs last month with nonresidential specialty trade firms leading the way. |
| 06/01/11 | Don’t Blame The Workers Craig DeFinis enjoys watching a craftsperson lose 15 minutes of work time about as much as he likes discovering that he just left his wallet in the back seat of a taxi. As the owner of Pittsburgh plumbing and HVAC contractor DeFinis Mechanical Contractors, he grants his union plumbers a quarter-hour morning break, even though his contract doesn’t require it, and hopes the workers don’t stretch it the way the half-hour lunch break sometimes goes to 45 minutes. Because each worker costs about $60 an hour in wages and benefits, extra minutes add up over the long run. “Multiply that by eight guys, five days a week, for six months—that’s a lot of money,” he says. |
| 05/23/11 | With Contract Dispute Settled, Corps Breaks Ground on Ft. Benning Hospital After lengthy delays from bid protests and legal action, the Army Corps of Engineers' Savannah District held a ceremonial groundbreaking last month for the $333-million Martin Army Community Hospital at Fort Benning, Ga. Turner Construction Co., Atlanta, will lead the design-build contract for construction of the 745,000-sq-ft facility. The Corps first awarded Turner the contract in 2009.Shortly thereafter, Ellerbe Becket, Turner's design partner, was acquired by AECOM. Competing bidders cited that fact as a conflict of interest because another AECOM entity, HSMM, had been previously contracted to work on the project. The U.S. Government Accountability Office ultimately recommended that Turner's contract be terminated. Turner appealed, and a U.S. Court of Federal Claims judge ordered the contract be reinstated. The project is now targeting a January 2014 completion. |
| 05/18/11 | Georgia Expands E-Verify Rules Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) signed legislation on May 13 that expands state requirements to use the federal E-Verify system to check the immigration status of employees. It also closes a loophole for project worker identification and sets severe penalties for violations. |
| 05/11/11 | Construction Unemployment Drops to Less Than 18% in April Construction's jobless rate improved in April, declining to 17.8% from 20% in March, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on May 6. Last month's figure also was markedly better than the April 2010 level of 21.8%, but it remains the worst among major U.S. industries. BLS says construction gained 5,000 jobs in April, according to preliminary numbers. However, BLS says total industry employment “has shown little net movement since early 2010, after having fallen sharply during the prior three years.” By sector, jobs in heavy and civil construction rose by 12,700 in April, more than offsetting losses in buildings and specialty-trade categories. Employment rose by 5,600 in architectural and engineering services, which BLS separates from construction. The overall U.S. jobless rate rose to 9% in April from 8.8% a month earlier. Rates for construction and other industries are not adjusted for seasonal variations. |
| 05/11/11 | Missouri DOT To Trim 1,200 Staff To Offset Revenue Shortfalls Missouri's transportation department unveiled plans on May 5 for dramatic cost cutting measures that will trim 1,200 staff positions, or 19% of its workforce. The department also will close 135 facilities and sell 740 pieces of equipment. The agency's five-year, $1.2-billion budget is being halved to $600 million due to severe revenue shortfalls. The reductions will create an estimated $512-million onetime savings as well as $117 million in long-term annual savings. The proposed program is “a matter of survival,” says state transportation director Kevin Keith. The cuts will scale back department facilities by 40% and reduce its equipment fleet by 12.6%. |
| 05/11/11 | Will Painters Union Set Trend In 2011 New York Bargaining? Union painters in New York City finalized a collective bargaining agreement on May 3 that makes several wage, benefit and work-rule concessions to employers, a result contractor groups hope will set a pattern for other city pacts now being negotiated. The Association of Master Painters of New York Inc., District Council No. 9 of the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, and AFL-CIO ratified the new contract after 10 weeks of bargaining. |
| 05/06/11 | Construction Jobless Rate Dips in April Construction's jobless rate declines to 17.8% in April, but still is the highest among U.S. industries. |
05/04/11 First National Conference For Women in the Trades
04/13/11 San Francisco's 'Local Hire' Law Favors Trades In the City, But Neighbors Push for Rollbacks
04/01/11 Construction Unemployment Rate Dips In March
03/09/11 Construction Jobless Rate Dips in February
03/02/11 New York Builders and Unions At Odds Over Market Realities
02/23/11 Millennials Bring New Attitudes
02/23/11 Who Is a ‘Millennial’?
02/23/11 The Millennials: Who They Are, And Why They Are A Force to be Reckoned With
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Conrado Rodrigues
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Elizabeth McAndrew-Benavides
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Ellina Yin
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Jonathan Gaul
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Jonatan Schumacher
02/04/11 Jan. Job Losses of 32,000 Push Up Industry Unemployment
01/12/11 Obama Nominates Republican To Fill Labor Board’s Final Seat
12/15/10 Dismal Unemployment Rates Show Glimmer of Hope
12/01/10 Ironworkers’ President Joe Hunt Steps Down; Wise Succeeds
11/23/10 Former Carpenters Union Officer Headed to Jail for Racketeering
11/10/10 Women Executives Are Seeking a Bigger RoleTo Help Industry Firms Weather Tough Times
11/09/10 Small Sign of Hope Emerges in Latest Construction Jobs Statistics
11/03/10 Fitting In at the Jobsite Starts With Work Boots That Fit
10/20/10 Journeywoman Card Granted To Woman Who Claimed Harassment
10/13/10 Skilled Trades Are Tough To Crack; Women Fight To Gain Ground
10/06/10 Engineers Pushing Students to Read? Efforts Boost Kids’ Work, Mentors’ Skills Too
10/06/10 Survey Reports More Owner Staff Cutbacks
09/08/10 Workers May Shun Nuke Sector If New Projects Do Not Proceed
09/03/10 Stalemate in Chicago Strike Delays Key Local Projects
08/18/10 Laborers Rejoin AFL-CIO, But Unity Not Total
07/21/10 Deal Ends Strike In the Midwest
07/14/10 Stalemate in Chicago Strike Delays Key Local Projects
07/14/10 Engineers Without Borders-USA Selected for 2010 Turner Prize
07/07/10 Construction Unemployment Rate Flat As Industry Loses 22,000 Jobs in June
07/02/10 Construction Jobless Rate Flat; Industry Loses 22,000 Jobs in June
06/30/10 University of Alabama Debuts Disaster Response Study Track
06/23/10 Congress Confirms Two to National Labor Relations Board
06/23/10 Labor Dept. Considering Worker-Classification Rule
06/23/10 Mentoring Group Benefits Students
06/21/10 Labor Dept. Mulls Proposing Worker-Classification Rule
06/09/10 Industry Associations Launch Career Website in Water Niche
06/09/10 Unemployment at Record Levels Despite Seasonal Declines
06/04/10 Construction Jobless Rate Improves in May, But Industry Lost 35,000 Jobs
05/18/10 Laborers' Union Launches Infrastructure Campaign
05/12/10 Prison Builder Helps Inmates Go To Work
05/12/10 Construction Unemployment Drops But Still Tops 20%
05/07/10 Construction's April Jobless Rate Gets a Bit Brighter
05/05/10 Arizona's Immigration Law Troubles State's Contractors
04/21/10 Trades Vow To Keep Political Status Quo
04/02/10 Unemployment Rises
03/10/10 Pressure, Layoffs and Long Hours Generate Post-Traumatic Construction Disorder
03/10/10 In a Tough Year, Concerns Rise About Morale
03/10/10 Unemployment Rises
03/05/10 Construction Jobless Rate Keeps Climbing, Hits 27%
02/24/10 Industry’s ‘Millennials’ Raise Their Voices
02/17/10 Unemployment Hits 25%
02/10/10 Open-Shop Group Sees Gains Even in Pro-Union Administration
02/05/10 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs to 24.7% in January
01/13/10 White House Pegs Stimulus Construction Jobs at 262,000
12/04/09 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs To 19.4% in November
11/25/09 Union Jumps On Geothermal Bandwagon
11/25/09 Outsourcing of Port of Baltimore Could Yield 3,000 Building Jobs
11/25/09 Honolulu and Unions Strike Deal On $5.5-Billion Transit Project
11/11/09 Congress Moves To Spur Job Creation
11/11/09 FMI/CMAA Owner Survey Shows Big Upsurge in Outsourcing
11/10/09 Florida Design Firm Regroups After Ex-Employee's Fatal Rampage
11/06/09 Construction Unemployment Rate Rises to 18.7%
11/06/09 Discharged Engineer Shoots Five At E-A Reynolds, Smith & Hills
10/23/09 New Labor Board Nominees May Tilt Decisions on Unions
10/21/09 U.K. Retirement Age Upheld by Court
10/21/09 Corps Reorganizes Mideast Operations
10/14/09 AFL-CIO Unveils New Program For Training Native Americans
10/14/09 Power Sector Will Need New Blood as It Moves Into a New Era
10/02/09 Construction's Unemployment Rate Rises to 17.1% in September
09/24/09 St. Louis Sheet-Metal Union Plans $15-Million Green Facility
09/23/09 Construction Squeeze Takes Toll As Wage Hikes Flatten Nationwide
09/23/09 Building Trades, Carpenters Rev Up Organizing Rhetoric
09/23/09 Teaching Engineering With the Three R's Would Boost U.S. Student Output, Study Says
09/23/09 St. Louis Sheet-Metal Union Plans $15-Million Green Facility
09/17/09 AFL-CIO Presses Carpenters To Return to the Fold
09/11/09 White House Estimates Stimulus Resulted in 133,000 Construction Jobs, So Far
09/09/09 Unemployment Rate Dips, But Big Job Losses Continue
09/04/09 Construction Unemployment Rate Improves, But Job Losses Still Cut Deeply
08/12/09 Construction Unemployment Is Double the U.S. Average
08/12/09 Industry Participants Raise Funds, Build Teams In Fast-Track Mountain-Climbing Experience
08/10/09Construction's Jobless Rate Rises in July
07/29/09 Productivity Report Calls For Integrated, Efficient Approach
07/22/09 PDAs in Hand, Pre-Teens Tackle Running Construction Companies
07/22/09 Union-Organizing Bill Stalled As Senators Try to Work on Details
07/15/09 New PLA Rule Is Unveiled
06/24/09 Immigration Agency Unable to Measure Undocumented Workers in Gulf States
06/17/09 Unemployment Soars
06/10/09 Green Energy Brightens Union Electrical Training
06/05/09 Immigration Agency Unable to Measure Undocumented Workers in Gulf States
06/03/09 Big Apple Firms and Unions Will Cut Costs To Boost Work
06/03/09 Women Academics Progressing But Not in All Areas, Says Study
05/13/09 Tucson High Schoolers Await Market Pickup At On-Site Craft Apprentice ‘Learning Lab’
04/15/09 Innovative Union Program Trains Military Vets To Weld and How To Cope with Civilian Life
03/18/09 Labor Deals with Uncertainties
03/18/09 'Construction Challenge' Attracts Junior-High, High-School Teens To Industry's Many Jobs
02/25/09 U.K. Contractors Work To Display Their Better Side
02/18/09 Trades Gearing Up for Billions In Economic Stimulus Work
02/18/09 Researchers in 'Early Career' Lauded for Work To Revolutionize Engineering and Industry
02/11/09 GAO Denies Granite Bid Protest Of Air Base Runway Job Award
02/11/09 Model Code Writer Announces Revamped Code-Change Process
02/06/09 Obama Delivers Promise to Unions By Reversing Bush Labor Pact Ban
02/04/09 U.K Crews Protest Foreign Workers
02/02/06 English Refinery Protests Spread To Other Worksites in England
01/28/09 Autodesk Cuts Workforce By 10% Across the Board
01/28/09 CAT Lays Off 20,000 Workers
01/14/09 Repave of Historic Space Shuttle Runway Tests Study To Boost Construction-Team Performance
01/14/09 U.S. Industry CEOs See Swings In Domestic and Overseas Barriers
04/13/11 San Francisco's 'Local Hire' Law Favors Trades In the City, But Neighbors Push for Rollbacks
04/01/11 Construction Unemployment Rate Dips In March
03/09/11 Construction Jobless Rate Dips in February
03/02/11 New York Builders and Unions At Odds Over Market Realities
02/23/11 Millennials Bring New Attitudes
02/23/11 Who Is a ‘Millennial’?
02/23/11 The Millennials: Who They Are, And Why They Are A Force to be Reckoned With
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Conrado Rodrigues
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Elizabeth McAndrew-Benavides
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Ellina Yin
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Jonathan Gaul
02/23/11 Millennials Profile: Jonatan Schumacher
02/04/11 Jan. Job Losses of 32,000 Push Up Industry Unemployment
01/12/11 Obama Nominates Republican To Fill Labor Board’s Final Seat
12/15/10 Dismal Unemployment Rates Show Glimmer of Hope
12/01/10 Ironworkers’ President Joe Hunt Steps Down; Wise Succeeds
11/23/10 Former Carpenters Union Officer Headed to Jail for Racketeering
11/10/10 Women Executives Are Seeking a Bigger RoleTo Help Industry Firms Weather Tough Times
11/09/10 Small Sign of Hope Emerges in Latest Construction Jobs Statistics
11/03/10 Fitting In at the Jobsite Starts With Work Boots That Fit
10/20/10 Journeywoman Card Granted To Woman Who Claimed Harassment
10/13/10 Skilled Trades Are Tough To Crack; Women Fight To Gain Ground
10/06/10 Engineers Pushing Students to Read? Efforts Boost Kids’ Work, Mentors’ Skills Too
10/06/10 Survey Reports More Owner Staff Cutbacks
09/08/10 Workers May Shun Nuke Sector If New Projects Do Not Proceed
09/03/10 Stalemate in Chicago Strike Delays Key Local Projects
08/18/10 Laborers Rejoin AFL-CIO, But Unity Not Total
07/21/10 Deal Ends Strike In the Midwest
07/14/10 Stalemate in Chicago Strike Delays Key Local Projects
07/14/10 Engineers Without Borders-USA Selected for 2010 Turner Prize
07/07/10 Construction Unemployment Rate Flat As Industry Loses 22,000 Jobs in June
07/02/10 Construction Jobless Rate Flat; Industry Loses 22,000 Jobs in June
06/30/10 University of Alabama Debuts Disaster Response Study Track
06/23/10 Congress Confirms Two to National Labor Relations Board
06/23/10 Labor Dept. Considering Worker-Classification Rule
06/23/10 Mentoring Group Benefits Students
06/21/10 Labor Dept. Mulls Proposing Worker-Classification Rule
06/09/10 Industry Associations Launch Career Website in Water Niche
06/09/10 Unemployment at Record Levels Despite Seasonal Declines
06/04/10 Construction Jobless Rate Improves in May, But Industry Lost 35,000 Jobs
05/18/10 Laborers' Union Launches Infrastructure Campaign
05/12/10 Prison Builder Helps Inmates Go To Work
05/12/10 Construction Unemployment Drops But Still Tops 20%
05/07/10 Construction's April Jobless Rate Gets a Bit Brighter
05/05/10 Arizona's Immigration Law Troubles State's Contractors
04/21/10 Trades Vow To Keep Political Status Quo
04/02/10 Unemployment Rises
03/10/10 Pressure, Layoffs and Long Hours Generate Post-Traumatic Construction Disorder
03/10/10 In a Tough Year, Concerns Rise About Morale
03/10/10 Unemployment Rises
03/05/10 Construction Jobless Rate Keeps Climbing, Hits 27%
02/24/10 Industry’s ‘Millennials’ Raise Their Voices
02/17/10 Unemployment Hits 25%
02/10/10 Open-Shop Group Sees Gains Even in Pro-Union Administration
02/05/10 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs to 24.7% in January
01/13/10 White House Pegs Stimulus Construction Jobs at 262,000
12/04/09 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs To 19.4% in November
11/25/09 Union Jumps On Geothermal Bandwagon
11/25/09 Outsourcing of Port of Baltimore Could Yield 3,000 Building Jobs
11/25/09 Honolulu and Unions Strike Deal On $5.5-Billion Transit Project
11/11/09 Congress Moves To Spur Job Creation
11/11/09 FMI/CMAA Owner Survey Shows Big Upsurge in Outsourcing
11/10/09 Florida Design Firm Regroups After Ex-Employee's Fatal Rampage
11/06/09 Construction Unemployment Rate Rises to 18.7%
11/06/09 Discharged Engineer Shoots Five At E-A Reynolds, Smith & Hills
10/23/09 New Labor Board Nominees May Tilt Decisions on Unions
10/21/09 U.K. Retirement Age Upheld by Court
10/21/09 Corps Reorganizes Mideast Operations
10/14/09 AFL-CIO Unveils New Program For Training Native Americans
10/14/09 Power Sector Will Need New Blood as It Moves Into a New Era
10/02/09 Construction's Unemployment Rate Rises to 17.1% in September
09/24/09 St. Louis Sheet-Metal Union Plans $15-Million Green Facility
09/23/09 Construction Squeeze Takes Toll As Wage Hikes Flatten Nationwide
09/23/09 Building Trades, Carpenters Rev Up Organizing Rhetoric
09/23/09 Teaching Engineering With the Three R's Would Boost U.S. Student Output, Study Says
09/23/09 St. Louis Sheet-Metal Union Plans $15-Million Green Facility
09/17/09 AFL-CIO Presses Carpenters To Return to the Fold
09/11/09 White House Estimates Stimulus Resulted in 133,000 Construction Jobs, So Far
09/09/09 Unemployment Rate Dips, But Big Job Losses Continue
09/04/09 Construction Unemployment Rate Improves, But Job Losses Still Cut Deeply
08/12/09 Construction Unemployment Is Double the U.S. Average
08/12/09 Industry Participants Raise Funds, Build Teams In Fast-Track Mountain-Climbing Experience
08/10/09Construction's Jobless Rate Rises in July
07/29/09 Productivity Report Calls For Integrated, Efficient Approach
07/22/09 PDAs in Hand, Pre-Teens Tackle Running Construction Companies
07/22/09 Union-Organizing Bill Stalled As Senators Try to Work on Details
07/15/09 New PLA Rule Is Unveiled
06/24/09 Immigration Agency Unable to Measure Undocumented Workers in Gulf States
06/17/09 Unemployment Soars
06/10/09 Green Energy Brightens Union Electrical Training
06/05/09 Immigration Agency Unable to Measure Undocumented Workers in Gulf States
06/03/09 Big Apple Firms and Unions Will Cut Costs To Boost Work
06/03/09 Women Academics Progressing But Not in All Areas, Says Study
05/13/09 Tucson High Schoolers Await Market Pickup At On-Site Craft Apprentice ‘Learning Lab’
04/15/09 Innovative Union Program Trains Military Vets To Weld and How To Cope with Civilian Life
03/18/09 Labor Deals with Uncertainties
03/18/09 'Construction Challenge' Attracts Junior-High, High-School Teens To Industry's Many Jobs
02/25/09 U.K. Contractors Work To Display Their Better Side
02/18/09 Trades Gearing Up for Billions In Economic Stimulus Work
02/18/09 Researchers in 'Early Career' Lauded for Work To Revolutionize Engineering and Industry
02/11/09 GAO Denies Granite Bid Protest Of Air Base Runway Job Award
02/11/09 Model Code Writer Announces Revamped Code-Change Process
02/06/09 Obama Delivers Promise to Unions By Reversing Bush Labor Pact Ban
02/04/09 U.K Crews Protest Foreign Workers
02/02/06 English Refinery Protests Spread To Other Worksites in England
01/28/09 Autodesk Cuts Workforce By 10% Across the Board
01/28/09 CAT Lays Off 20,000 Workers
01/14/09 Repave of Historic Space Shuttle Runway Tests Study To Boost Construction-Team Performance
01/14/09 U.S. Industry CEOs See Swings In Domestic and Overseas Barriers
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