Workforce Development

The United States is entering a historic era of building, but the “Energy Renaissance” faces a significant hurdle due to a shortage of skilled labor. Despite a projected 4.2% rise in infrastructure spending, the industry needs to attract approximately 349,000 net new workers in 2026 to meet current demand. Labor availability is currently a primary […]

The United States is entering a historic era of building, but the “Energy Renaissance” faces a major hurdle in the form of a massive shortage of skilled labor. With an estimated 349,000 net new workers needed in 2026 alone to meet infrastructure demands, young professionals are standing at a unique crossroads between the traditional college […]