鶹Ƶconsiders “workforce development” as a broad umbrella that encompasses both those activities that encourage students in elementary, middle or high school to consider the potential of a career in construction and those that help prepare young people for their first jobs in the industry, either through craft training or a two- or four-year degree. Industry recruitment and retention are essential to the future of the construction industry. Just as important as finding craft workers, project managers and supervisors is ensuring that these essential workers are properly educated and trained. Efforts through 鶹Ƶand in conjunction with 鶹ƵChapters and industry partners are focused on the goal to attract, retain and train the future construction industry workforce.
鶹ƵWorkforce Development Resource Center
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