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Workforce experts offer strategies to attract and retain workers in this channel. Equally importantly they explain how to empower the workforce for peak performance, which is a key ingredient in the Construction 3.0 approach to business.

The good news is that not only do these practices improve performance; they make the jobs more attractive; therefore making it easier for the industry to attract a quality workforce. Listen to this channel to learn the latest techniques to address the industry labor and personnel issues.

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Wednesday, 09 June 2010 05:30

Steps to Smart Staffing
Interview with Joyce L. GioiaHost: Ted Garrison


Good people want to work with good people. Don’t just hire someone because you need a warm body. Bad hires have tremendous consequences, reports Joyce Gioia, CEO of the Herman Group. Listen to Gioia discuss this and other sound recommendations on staffing your company with the best possible people.
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Wednesday, 28 April 2010 00:01

Alpha Dog: Leading, Managing &
Motivating in the Construction Industry
Interview with Mark BreslinHost: Ted Garrison


“I’m uncomfortable with the idea of turning, 20, 40, 80, 100, 200 million dollars over to some guy based on his personality rather than a professionally prepared individual who is warranted to do that job,” reports Mark Breslin, CEO of the Engineering and Utility Contractors Association. Listen to Breslin offer some practical advice to insure your project members are prepared to do their job.
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 09:02

Getting Clarity on the Union
Interview with Stephen LindauerHost: Ted Garrison


Unions are trustworthy, highly ethical organizations that you can enter into a business relationship with, reports the TAUC CEO Steve Lindauer. Listen as Lindauer explains, that it isn’t just wages. Fringes as well make up a big part of compensation and with the ongoing focus on healthcare, it’s not going to go away. People need to take care of their families.
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Thursday, 25 March 2010 01:03

Skilled Workers in a Changing Market:
Breaking Ground for Women

Interview with Renee SacksHost: Ted Garrison


“Technology is changing. Building information modeling, integrated project delivery, new energy forms, new technologies, all of that is facing us head on and the industry must change. Women are a very important factor,” reports Renee Sacks, the conference producer for the Groundbreaking Women in Construction Conference. Listen as Sacks explores how women can benefit the construction industry. To learn more about the conference held on April 15-16, 2010 in NYC, go to www.groundbreakingwomen.com.
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