Joe Buck, left, and Troy Aikman have been together calling NFL games for 23 seasons, the last three on "Monday Night Football." ...

Addressing workforce challenges in construction requires technology adoption and modern training initiatives to secure a ...

Operators in the construction sector have called for the adoption of wearable robots for construction workers to avert injuries.An expert in construction engineering and management, Anthony Yusuf, in ...

Experience the brilliance of workers at the forefront of construction, driving significant breakthroughs that shape the industry's future. This piece highlights the ingenuity and dedication of these ...

Although the construction sector has a reputation for being doggedly resistant to change, it is an industry that’s uniquely ...

A group of construction workers has been left stunned after they found a message in a bottle from a team of builders who worked on the same site more than 50 years ago.

The Greenville Police Department is investigating an incident that involved a construction site being damaged.Officials say ...

How Much Does a Construction Worker Make? Construction Workers made a median salary of $45,300 in 2023. The best-paid 25% made $56,780 that year, while the lowest-paid 25% made $37,070.

Blatnik Bridge beside construction workers, state and local officials in Superior, Wisconsin, on Jan. 25, 2024. Credit: REUTERS/Tom Brenner Welcome to the Glean, MinnPost’s twice-daily roundup ...

CHICAGO — A worker at the Barack Obama Presidential Center was rescued Wednesday after falling several stories down a ventilation duct, a fire department source told WGN. It was not immediately ...

What is a person’s labor worth? What about their skills developed across years of training and life’s hard-learned lessons? Is it worth a wage that can support a family or buy a home?

Despite the 4.1% unemployment rate suggesting a strong labor market, the falling hiring rate hints at deeper economic issues, reversing worker gains from 2021-2022. The shift of power back to ...