"Therefore the kind of public spending which normally goes through the construction industry does not make sense because capacity utilization in the construction industry in Germany is extremely high."
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The skills shortage has been prominent in the construction industry.
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Over a year, the construction industry has added 330,000 jobs.
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They face planning hurdles and bottlenecks in the construction industry.
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Vacancies in the construction industry increased by 23.4,103 in March.
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" Sandbrook said construction industry employers also "have to get creative.
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As a result, the construction industry often deliverers subpar products.
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Indeed, unicorns are galloping across the construction industry these days.
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To my son's chagrin, I have no construction industry connections.
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Vacancies in the construction industry dropped by 23.4,2.33 in May.
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Spending in the construction industry is at a record high.
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DeVan, a former engineer in the construction industry, and his co-founder, Jesse Pederson, who worked in online marketing, both saw the need for a professional network that linked parties in the construction industry.
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The construction industry has been afflicted by such problems for decades.
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He previously worked in the steel construction industry for 25 years.
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The construction industry, a huge employer, needs projects to break ground.
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One of the metal's main uses is in the construction industry.
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Technology is transforming the construction industry in a number of ways.
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India's construction industry is the country's second-largest employer, after agriculture.
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His father, Alfonso Comello, 54, worked in Staten Island's construction industry.
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"Years ago, New York's construction industry was plagued by the mob," which drove up costs, said Rod Leith, a longtime investigator specializing in the construction industry and a former assistant inspector general at the School Construction Authority.
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This could help building materials producers hurt by the construction industry slump.
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The invoicing and payments process in the commercial construction industry is broken.
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High demand for sand in the construction industry further strains global supply.
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Layoffs are a way of life in the construction industry as well.
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On Monday, senators again rejected bills concerning the building and construction industry.
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Banks are exposed through mortgages, loans to developers, and the construction industry.
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Boyd entered the construction industry in the middle of an economic boom.
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Attended the rally in Belgrade Things are changing in the construction industry.
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Real estate demand is still buoyant, and so is the construction industry.
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Another important factor is labor constraints in the already-stretched construction industry.
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Our construction industry is already in the midst of a labor shortage.
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It is stopping women from being more effective in the construction industry.
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Sand is key to the construction industry, which provides about 35 million jobs.
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As would a bit more oversight when it comes to the construction industry.
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The overall project to revive Italy's construction industry is known as Project Italy.
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Hamdy estimates that there's roughly $1 trillion in waste in the construction industry.
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The construction industry is already suffering from the fallout of the Brexit vote.
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A reading on the construction industry fell 1.2 points to 59.5 in July.
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The construction industry had the highest number of exposed workers at 2.9 million.
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"The New York City construction industry is obviously highly competitive," Mr. Agnifilo said.
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Some banks are now shying away from new lending to the construction industry.
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"The construction industry was booming and these people wanted to work," he said.
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The construction industry lost 31,000 jobs in February, likely due to bad weather.
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All signs and numbers point to a huge year for the construction industry.
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Cambodia's construction industry is booming, but the lives of its workers are perilous.
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For example, the construction industry only managed to add 5,2023 jobs, but the housing sector posted a trend-like gain of 8,000 while the more vibrant nonresidential construction industry shed positions in November for the first time in over a year.
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The construction industry added 13,000 jobs and services industry employment increased by 175,000 jobs.
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An improved construction industry has helped, too, as new buildings often get new flags.
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More worrying is the construction industry, which accounts for nearly one in ten jobs.
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Most of it is used in the construction industry to make concrete and asphalt.
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But across the continent governments and builders are hobbled by the wider construction industry.
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The limit is 90 decibels for an eight-hour exposure for construction industry workers.
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The company also provides ground improvement equipment and cable systems to the construction industry.
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And as the rebuilding kicks into high gear, the construction industry is at capacity.
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After the 2008 recession, countless skilled workers and frontline leaders left the construction industry.
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This frog has been stirring up a lot of shit in Quebec's construction industry.
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It boasts on its website of over 2800 years' experience in the construction industry.
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"Don't expect too much," Schaeuble said at an event hosted by the construction industry.
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The New York Building Congress, which represents the construction industry, echoed Commissioner Bishop's concerns.
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The construction industry is short on human workers and ripe for a robotic takeover.
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And police now believe that these criminals might have some ties to the construction industry.
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Employers, especially in the construction industry, also are remarkably close to their own workers' addictions.
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The construction industry says it needs over 50,000 skilled workers by 2023 to meet demands.
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"I think we'll see the construction industry become more advanced and productive with these solutions."
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" Sykes says Anderson also worked in the construction industry, and "he was an excellent worker.
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Dig deeperLeader:The construction industry's productivity problem (August 2017)Analysis:Efficiency eludes the construction industry (August 2017)
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He added the construction industry and the company's machine market position improved in China, however.
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" Chao said the Trump plan will also include projects the construction industry calls "social infrastructure.
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The construction industry is in the middle of a severe labor shortage, Noah tells me.
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The slowdown in its construction industry has already battered commodity exporters from Mongolia to Brazil.
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In addition to strong gains in services, the closely watched construction industry added 23,000 jobs.
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Mario M. Cuomo's Construction Industry Strike Force, which delivered a groundbreaking investigative report in 1990.
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That is why we cannot afford to allow deficient training programs in the construction industry.
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In today's construction industry, buildings are designed in 3D and then converted into 2D drawings.
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A more common explanation is that it is a gift to the powerful construction industry.
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Hardware manufacturer Stanley Black & Decker (SWJ) has similarly highlighted weakening demand in China's construction industry.
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Because of the construction industry rackets, your rents were higher because the costs were higher.
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The company's website describes Barbara as "one of the leading figures within the commercial construction industry".
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You're using technology to bring more transparency to the construction industry, an incredibly male-dominated industry.
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A CAVERNOUS factory just outside Leeds may point to a shake-up of Britain's construction industry.
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Prior to starting Wilson David Investment Advisors, she worked for 20 years in the construction industry.
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The construction industry is an area where people do a lot of payments off the books.
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Kool Breeze estimates the U.S. construction industry alone has a sales potential around $20-30 million.
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Software for the construction industry is becoming a big business and attracting more capital from investors.
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Environmentally friendly building practices and supplies are becoming a natural part of the American construction industry.
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The trillion-dollar U.S. construction industry is able to operate more efficiently and reduce costly errors.
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Unicorns abound among the companies that are trying to serve various aspects of the construction industry.
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The construction industry says only about one-half of its steel can be made in Canada.
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The ADP report said the construction industry added 14,000 jobs, which was down from March's 18,000.
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More than 30 years ago, he entered the construction industry as an apprentice at his company.
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A survey on Thursday showed Britain's construction industry growing slightly in February but new orders slowed.
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More will surely be built based on permit data and job openings in the construction industry.
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It was adopted by the construction industry in the 1980s as a popular insulation for roofing.
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Her initial findings report that the construction industry and retail sectors are more vulnerable to floods.
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The service-related industry posted the most hires, but manufacturing and construction industry also posted gains.
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The construction industry runs on small businesses that lack software and services to process payments quickly.
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Cement shares, exposed to the construction industry, were also weak with Yamamah Cement dropping 53 percent.
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Most of it pours into the construction industry, where it is used to make concrete and asphalt.
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Yet researchers believe that had more to do with hiring in the tech sector and construction industry.
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That has provided a huge opportunity for startups to take a stab at digitising the construction industry.
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"Trade contractors are the lifeblood of the construction industry," said Wendy Rogers, founder and CEO of eSub.
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On the data front, growth in Britain's construction industry dipped to its lowest level since March 2018.
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Manufacturers that need steel employ about 6.5 million people each year and the construction industry 6.3 million.
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The company said the construction industry "should develop favourably" in 2017, although with countries seeing differing performances.
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"The construction industry is clearly facing significant challenges," ANZ chief economist Sharon Zollner said in a statement.
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Those trickle through into all aspects of the economy, including the construction industry - Lam's core customer base.
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The purchasing managers' index for the construction industry fell in June to its lowest level since 2009.
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"As younger workers enter the construction industry, they will demand more use of technologies available," she said.
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Not only are careers in the construction industry well-thought-of, they can be lucrative – and fulfilling.
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The pull of the construction industry remains strong — it will be Arizona's fastest growing sector this year.
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ABC is a national construction industry trade association established in 1950 that represents nearly 21,000 chapter members.
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The construction industry could also take a hit, as steel is a big part of their work.
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But it's difficult to know how many people are working in the construction industry without such protections.
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At the same time, domestic service providers and the construction industry are enjoying robust growth, he added.
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In addition, the construction industry, which is closely linked to weather conditions, shed 603,000 jobs last month.
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Employers in the construction industry run risk-filled businesses with a high probability of injuries and fatalities.
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The more than 600,000 joseonjok, who are granted less restrictive visas, are concentrated in the construction industry.
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There are fierce dissenters, especially among construction industry trade groups and the consulting firms that advise them.
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Wirtgen manufactures equipment for the road construction industry under five brand names, including Hamm, Vögele and Wirtgen.
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A measure of the construction industry rose as the government has gone on an infrastructure spending spree.
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According to the Home Improvement Research Institute, skilled workers are particularly scarce in the construction industry today.
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Nevertheless, the construction industry could start to recover; accelerating housing construction is one of the government's priorities.
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The construction industry was the jobs winner for the month, adding more than 2000,000 jobs in February.
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"It's shocking how poorly things work," Mr. Marks said of the construction industry in a telephone interview.
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Hong Kong's registered construction workers numbered 21.8,8003 as of January, according to the city's Construction Industry Council website.
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SXOP, up 1.6 percent after data showed that housebuilding spurred a recovery in Britain's construction industry last month.
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The cause is from a lack of affordable housing and a decline in labor in the construction industry.
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Canada's construction industry also saw gains in May, rising 0.9% and recording its fourth jump in five months.
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Laborers District Council Construction Industry Pension Fund holds that corporations can't pretend statements of fact are unactionable opinions.
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Canada's construction industry also registered gains in May, rising 0.9% and recording its fourth jump in five months.
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The ISM survey quoted respondents in the construction industry as complaining about price volatility because of the tariffs.
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The government estimates that New Zealand has a shortage of about 30,000 skilled workers in the construction industry.
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Japan's large and politically influential construction industry has been a frequent source of scandals such as bid-rigging.
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Innovation in the construction industry is often leagues behind what is found in other sectors of the economy.
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He trained as an engineer in Damascus and now works in the construction industry in the Persian Gulf.
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"The construction industry needs more workers and the wearable technologies can keep older workers on the job longer."
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This is especially common in the construction industry, particularly in the unregulated sectors of brickmaking and stone quarrying.
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And even though I went bankrupt [in the construction industry], when I'm doing the bookkeeping, it's always correct.
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But construction industry efforts show how difficult it will be to integrate women more broadly into the economy.
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The $246 trillion construction industry, which relies on large numbers of undocumented immigrants, is among the hardest hit.
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In reality, fledgling companies have captured slices of the construction industry, employing Eastern Europeans at sharply lower wages.
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It's widely believed that the Registered Apprenticeship system's tremendous success in the construction industry inspired the executive order.
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The DOL released the proposed IRAP rule in June, which provides a temporary exemption for the construction industry.
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But it could be reversed when the rule is finalized, which means that IRAPs enter the construction industry.
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But ANZ noted that imports have surged, particularly for capital goods to be used in the construction industry.
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That prospect has won over even the construction industry, which has embraced solar capability as a selling point.
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There was already a labor shortage in the construction industry, and two severe hurricanes only made matters worse.
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The construction industry is a crucial cog in the global economy, employing millions of people around the world.
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It takes much longer to build homes now because of the acute labor shortage in the construction industry.
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The developers cited future manual labour shortages in the construction industry as the main drive behind building the robot.
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"It makes me very sad," said Kasno, who planted his land in 1983 after working in Singapore's construction industry.
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The construction industry claimed second-place with nearly 86 percent of its workforce saying it's shown up hangover before.
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Looking at the new home construction industry, one would have good reason to presume those norms were holding steady.
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The construction industry alone committed to educate and reeducate a half million craft workers over the next five years.
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The company unveiled their ICEreality software this week at an annual construction industry trade show, NeoCon 2016, in Chicago.
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"This is too important for jobs — especially in our construction industry — and our economy to allow this to continue."
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By contrast, the construction industry was still in decline as a result of a continued fall in infrastructure investment.
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In what appears to be weather-related, the construction industry added just 2000,22018 jobs after gaining 53,25 in February.
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But now that progress has been threatened by the lax attitude of China's construction industry toward global environmental regulations.
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Some conservatives see a tangle of red tape that restricts the construction industry and distorts the market for housing.
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For a while in the 2000s, these mostly male former factory workers were absorbed into the booming construction industry.
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The construction industry is also starting to take an interest in the carbon footprint of the materials it uses.
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It said the situation in the construction industry was also better in several markets compared to the previous year.
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PMIs for the construction industry and all-important service sector are due to be published on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Last year, the construction industry began going through a boom, however the industry is facing a severe labor shortage.
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That's twice the number of workers owed money than in the construction industry, which is the second worst offender.
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A survey on Thursday showed Britain's construction industry picking up in February, but with the pace of new orders slowing.
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Automakers, the construction industry, the beer industry, retailers, and others have all come out against the tariffs for this reason.
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Despite waging a long court battle, Trump failed to trademark his own name in the construction industry on the mainland.
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The Sao Paulo group SindusCon-SP that represents 1,374 building firms said outsourcing was "indispensable" for the modern construction industry.
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Projects like Mathilda highlight the ability of the construction industry and building occupants to thrive in a progressive policy environment.
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The business survey results showed uncertainty surrounding Brexit had dragged on the construction industry, most notably with commercial building work.
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We also need to reactivate our construction industry, which is vital for the recovery of any economy in precarious terms.
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Thirty-two percent of today's construction industry workforce is employed on energy projects, amounting to more than 2900 million workers.
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"The construction industry dashboard is now a sea of warning lights," Blane Perrotton, managing director of property consultancy Naismiths said.
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Amazing. With more than 263,21950 people attending, this year's gathering of the construction industry in Munich was the largest yet.
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In particular, employment in the construction industry should continue to fall as residential building activity contracts through to mid-2020.
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CLT has significant fire retardant qualities and the potential to be a flexible, lower-cost option for the construction industry.
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Indeed, the American Iron and Steel Institute estimates that 43 percent of U.S. steel consumption goes to the construction industry.
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Construction industry representatives had complained that the tighter rules were unnecessary and hurt business, Crain's New York reported in February.
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Especially within the construction industry, there's a huge deviation in terms of the quality of the companies you work with.
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Germany will grow further in 2016, Chief Executive Officer Christian Buhl predicted, amid uncertainty elsewhere in the European construction industry.
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This has been an oft-used, despicable attempt to keep people out of a union, especially in the construction industry.
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There'd be no problem if the construction industry mined only from river sites with a carefully identified surplus of sand.
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With more than 4,000 member companies, NECA is the nationally recognized voice of the $130 billion U.S. electrical construction industry.
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Mr. Hammond, 31, is a regional sales manager in San Diego for PlanGrid, which develops software for the construction industry.
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As long ago as 2011, 70 percent of the debt held by the Turkish construction industry was in foreign currency.
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He added that the construction industry urgently needed government investment to prevent a slump in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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Strategic Importance Unchanged: CSCECL, as the largest construction company in China, has played an important role in establishing construction industry rules.
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The construction industry had 68,000 more job openings and companies in the transportation, warehousing, and utilities sector had 37,000 unfilled positions.
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The fairy tale could have been written by a flack for the construction industry, which strongly favours brick, concrete and steel.
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Pérez spent the following years growing his business, exploiting Spain's booming construction industry and procuring numerous contracts for his new company.
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Trump's November victory was seen by investors as a harbinger that good times were on the way for the construction industry.
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IoT is showing its potential in improving safety and security in other areas of the road and construction industry as well.
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After losing the case, perhaps Mueller will find employment in the construction industry, though, in truth, with juries you never know.
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The construction industry is also lagging behind in terms of digitization: MGI's digitization index places it among the least digitized sectors.
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The Borealis Foundation, a charity, donated a large chunk; the rest came from other places, including the construction industry and crowdfunding.
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Some in the construction industry also warn that companies pushing into the sector may find quick returns difficult to come by.
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The construction industry generated $2628 billion in 28503, the highest amount since 22019, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
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According to Manger, 230 percent of the visitors have no connection to the construction industry, and almost 30,000 are under 14.
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Bass knows the construction industry well from his 24 years at Autodesk, whose AutoCAD software is used by architects and engineers.
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But manufacturers that need steel employ about 6.5 million people each year, and the construction industry supports another 6.3 million jobs.
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As a builder, the article shows Mr. Trump helped to empower women in the 1980s in the New York construction industry.
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By securing connections to a quality career in the construction industry, along with robust training programs, H2H is doing just that.
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The report by Arup is part of a wider bid to encourage the so-called "circular economy" across the construction industry.
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A survey from Markit/CIPS earlier this month suggested the construction industry suffered its sharpest downturn in seven years last month.
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The housing credit alone creates more than 90,000 affordable homes and over 100,000 jobs each year, mostly in the construction industry.
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Projects are surging, and unemployment in the construction industry was 5.1 percent last year, its lowest rate since at least 2000.
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"They said the M.T.A. wouldn't be able to spend the money, the construction industry was already at capacity," Brennan told me.
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"I know that really upsets the governor and I know it upsets the construction industry and the labor unions," said Coupal.
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They both work in the construction industry, so there is typically a lot of shop talk that I don't really understand.
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As India's construction industry has grown, the organization has scaled up: Since its inception, about 20143,000 children have been cared for.
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The UK Construction Purchasing Managers' Index showed growth in the construction industry gained momentum in December, rising from November's seven-month low.
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Some of the strongest sectors for hiring included the construction industry, which added 33,000 jobs, and health care, which added 27,000 jobs.
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"I believe this reflects the aging workforce in the construction industry, and longer recovery times among older workers experiencing WMSDs," Dong said.
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That's happening in part because the construction industry is having a tough time accessing credit – which is also a problem for consumers.
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The weather-sensitive construction industry helped lead the way in job creation, adding 44,000 positions, well above its 2019 average of 2.53,000.
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Three years ago Patti's husband, Mike, who had spent most of his career in the construction industry, joined her Granger, Indiana, company.
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The suicide risk for low-skilled men, particularly those working in the construction industry, is three times higher than the male average.
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"The situation for the construction industry remains challenging in 2016, although some of the European markets have improved since 2015," Geberit said.
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The ONS said bad weather may have weighed on the construction industry which accounts for around 6 percent of gross domestic product.
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While the technology is gaining ground, Wanjiku noted the construction industry in Kenya is rigid when it comes to adopting new technologies.
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Once the domain for athletes and fitness freaks, activity-tracking wearables are making their way into the workforce, specifically the construction industry.
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Hariri entered the Saudi construction industry, advanced rapidly and was soon running his own firm, becoming the personal contractor for Prince Fahd.
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And hiring in Spain's construction industry, a big employer before the crisis, is not likely to return to precrisis levels anytime soon.
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She should also include the private sector, construction industry, labor unions, architectural and engineering firms, and the environmental community in this effort.
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Construction industry officials, Mr. Attanasio said, still hope that elected officials can work out a solution before the end of the month.
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The city's booming real estate market and construction industry, banking and finance, tourism and technology sectors are major drivers of this trend.
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The current standard for manufacturers is set at 100 micrograms; it can be as high as 250 micrograms in the construction industry.
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The construction industry was the jobs loser for the month, cutting 15,000 jobs in March after adding more than 60,000 in February.
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"The answer begins, but certainly doesn't end, with more players in the market," said Morrison in a speech to construction industry representatives.
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Meet the Semi-Automated Mason, or SAM, a robot that's so good at building walls it could take over the construction industry.
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Nationally, the construction industry employed 7.46 million people in 19013, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, continuing several years of increases.
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The construction industry, which remains male dominated, lost more than 2 million jobs between its 5.43 peak and its low in 2011.
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On the flip side, the construction industry was the big employment-gain leader for the month with an increase of 30,0003 jobs.
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But some state legislators, state labor leaders, construction industry groups and others have raised concerns about expanding the use of design-build.
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Prosecutors said they had evidence that the family had maintained its longstanding coziness with the construction industry, infiltrating high-end Manhattan properties.
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Even in December, with much of the nation frozen, the construction industry added 30,000 jobs, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The private sector has also lost around 15,000 informal jobs and about 30,000 formal jobs, largely focused in the struggling construction industry.
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Mike Bellaman is president and CEO of Associated Builders and Contractors, a national construction industry trade association representing more than 21,000 members.
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A report commissioned by the construction industry in 249 warned that within a decade the pool of labourers could shrink by 281-21995%.
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Hariri, whose family made its fortune in the Saudi construction industry, has also given no sign of when he might return to Beirut.
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CG is a cooperative established in 1963 to promote construction industry growth and development by offering financing and guarantee insurance services to members.
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Germany's HDB construction industry earlier this month lifted its forecast for 2019 sales growth as Europe's largest economy experiences a boom in homebuilding.
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At a meeting on February 23rd with people from the construction industry, the candidates unsurprisingly promised to boost housebuilding if they were elected.
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Finalcad, a mobile platform that enables the construction industry to digitize much of its processes, has closed $40 million in Series C funding.
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In the construction industry, predictions are especially dire: Estimates of robot-fueled joblessness range from 24 percent in Britain to 41percent in Germany.
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Highlighting the strength of the building boom, a measure of the construction industry stood at a robust 60.5, compared to 60.1 in February.
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During the last leg of Trump's campaign in November, a Chinese court also granted the Trump Organization a trademark for the construction industry.
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Think about the construction industry, and how advanced modeling tools and software can revolutionize the backbone of the way our civilization is built.
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Project Italy aims to revive the ailing construction industry, using Salini Impregilo as a cornerstone of a plan that will aggregate other players.
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In Germany "many good jobs in the construction industry" have been destroyed, says Dietmar Schäfers, vice president of IG BAU, a trade union.
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A positive outcome at the negotiations could encourage governments to double down on promises to cut emissions from the construction industry, said Nuttall.
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O'Sullivan is General President of the Laborers' International Union of North America, which represents a half-million workers predominantly in the construction industry.
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The Construction Industry Council, the main trade group for builders, praised the report and said Ms. Hackitt's review had followed the industry's recommendation.
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With the retirement of baby boomers in full swing, the construction industry is grappling with its biggest challenge: refilling its pool of employees.
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In the past, making sense of the data often required advanced computer skills and a background in the real estate or construction industry.
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Bullard said it did not make gender-specific hard hats, but acknowledged that women were a fast-growing part of the construction industry.
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In 2017, a net 190,000 new workers entered the construction industry, far lower than the prior three-year average of 284,000 annual additions.
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Now, to be fair to the GOP nominee, the Mafia's influence was pervasive in the New York City construction industry at the time.
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Many of the countries involved need new infrastructure and access to new markets, while China needs new projects for its growing construction industry.
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For example, if mortgage rates rise, it becomes harder for people to buy new houses, which can hurt employment in the construction industry.
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The position of 'commercial project manager' claimed the top spot, and 10 of the 13 highest ranked roles are within the construction industry.
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Mega projects like these are mainly funded by public-private partnerships that will continue to fuel the development of the construction industry in Asia.
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When he graduated and found a job in the construction industry, and a steady paycheck, he asked her what he should do with it.
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Looser regulations on agriculture would mean tighter ones on the construction industry, which is planning its own demonstration in The Hague on October 30th.
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He's studied innovation in the construction industry, especially as it applies to nanomaterial innovations like self-cleaning windows, or steel coatings that resist rust.
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"The construction industry specifically is lagging behind some of the early predictions and forecasts" of when it would adopt these new materials, he says.
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Since then, Microsoft has partnered with Trimble and the University of Cambridge to develop new ways of using its HoloLens in the construction industry.
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The League wants to suspend rules governing public tenders in the construction industry for two years, to kickstart building activity and stimulate the economy.
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He expects other Australian states to follow suit, but also encouraged them to pursue developers, suppliers and others in the construction industry for finds.
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An underwater dwelling is no different, but Webb has drawn upon years of experience in the construction industry to help him meet these challenges.
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If it works, Lebanon may be able to get similar support to provide jobs to refugees on its farms and in its construction industry.
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Poland eyes a front line that implicates us all, turning the focus of its pavilion to the construction industry and the making of buildings.
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Brexit has hit the British construction industry hard, with a business survey showing the sector suffered its sharpest downturn in seven years last month.
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"I was the one that really broke the glass ceiling on behalf of women, more than anybody, in the construction industry," Mr. Trump said.
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For Jose Carlos Martins, head of construction industry group CBIC, political paralysis would further undermine an economy struggling with more than 14 million unemployed.
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From welding and pipefitting to sheet metal work and bricklaying, the needs of the building and construction industry are vast to say the least.
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Several of those initially infected by the virus were foreigners, many believed to be among the thousands of migrant workers in Singapore's construction industry.
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Unemployment rate: 3.2 percent Labor force participation: 68 percent Employment has grown recently in Utah's construction industry, along with the leisure and hospitality sector.
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That's more than triple what he built a few years ago, when "you couldn't buy a job" in the residential construction industry, he said.
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Building materials producers have been hurt hard in the past couple of years by a construction industry slump caused by the government's austerity policies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry is being shielded from the uncertainty about Brexit by modest growth in house-building, industry surveys showed on Thursday.
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It also developed a Vietnamese construction industry, which allowed the Navy to award fixed-price construction contracts to Vietnamese contractors in 1971 and 1972.
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From long payment cycles to antiquated processes on how to bill workers, the hefty inefficiencies of the construction industry are long overdue for innovation.
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Business surveys last week showed the dominant services sector and the construction industry were hit badly by the poor weather, although manufacturers fared better.
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Like his parents, he began his career as a schoolteacher, before moving into the construction industry and launching China Pacific Construction Group in 1995.
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The builder's positive results come as a relief to Britain's construction industry reeling under a downturn that deepened in December when Brexit uncertainties peaked.
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He said it could take many years to rebuild destroyed homes in the community due to a deficit of labor in the construction industry.
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The construction industry is the third-largest employer in the country with 1.2 million workers so the slowdown is an unwelcome threat to jobs.
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But I believe that the changes on which we are consulting will offer even greater certainty to concerned residents and to the construction industry.
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With its Ekoa TP product, Lingrove is targeting the $80 billion interior market, with an eye toward using its products in the construction industry.
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The Construction Industry Research and Information Association estimates that about 15,000 devices were removed during work at sites in Britain from 2006 to 2009.
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The prime minister, whose family made their fortune in the Saudi construction industry, had very limited access to his phones, it said on Tuesday.
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The job search site ranked titles based on salary and opportunity, and the construction industry largely won out, claiming 10 of the 25 spots.
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Most travel from their villages to find work for months at a time in the booming construction industry, which is India's largest employer after agriculture.
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As we've previously reported, lobbyists for the construction industry trade association and financial services firm TransAmerica are on the team at the Department of Labor.
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The German economy returned to growth in the first quarter, helped by higher household spending and a booming construction industry, preliminary data showed on Wednesday.
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Output in Britain's construction industry fell at its fastest pace since the financial crisis in June, according to the PMI survey from Markit and CIPS.
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That includes creating a better and more efficient 'paper trail' — albeit, a digital one — as transparency, traceability and accountability is paramount in the construction industry.
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Other aerial business service companies perform pipeline and power line surveying for the energy industry, insurance assessment and 3D dimensional imaging for the construction industry.
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The company, which supplies aggregates products for the construction industry, has already seen its shares jump about 12 percent since Trump's surprising win Nov. 8.
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UK housebuilders fell after data showed Britain's construction industry suffered its worst contraction in seven years in June as concerns over the Brexit vote intensified.
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Delayed payments to foreign workers, because of bureaucratic inefficiency and cash shortages, have long been an occasional feature of the construction industry in the Gulf.
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The construction industry posted a net loss of 31,000 jobs in February, with declines of 13,000 jobs in both civil engineering and specialty trade contractors.
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The probe and resulting trials have toppled scores of powerful business and political figures, including construction industry moguls and former presidents of Brazil and Peru.
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"In contrast, we are seeing an increasingly challenging environment in the UK created by macro uncertainty and recent events in the construction industry," Oldersma said.
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The German economy returned to growth in the first quarter, helped by higher household spending and a booming construction industry, preliminary data showed on Wednesday.
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These wearables for construction workers are going to further infiltrate the construction industry next year, as they help report workplace safety and increase employee productivity.
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And I would happily, happily, make a pact to demand reform in our overall road construction approach, which is optimal only for the construction industry.
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If all leaders could have promoted women like Mr. Trump did in the construction industry in the 1980s, America would have been better for it.
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O'Sullivan is General President of the Laborers' International Union of North America, which represents a half-million men and women predominantly in the construction industry.
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Sales rose to a better-than-expected 807 million francs, helped by currency effects and a positive environment in some construction industry markets, Geberit said.
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Malawi's construction industry relies heavily on bricks – and the wood needed to make them is a major reason the country's indigenous forests are fast disappearing.
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The construction industry already uses apprentices, so perhaps Mr. Trump is familiar with their benefits, said Robert I. Lerman, a fellow at the Urban Institute.
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Business expectations across the construction industry as a whole, which accounts for around 6% of economic output, fell to their lowest level since December 2008.
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Now, the construction industry is trying to attract teenagers with realistic computer simulators of those same heavy machines, hoping to build a younger work force.
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"I don't think they look out for the people," D'jaris Sanders, 269, who works in the automotive construction industry, said after the service last weekend.
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Britain's construction industry largely recovered in August from a downturn that started just before the June 21 vote to leave the EU, PMI data showed.
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With all dead believed to have been found, Albanian officials turned their focus to helping the 216.5,000 made homeless and remedying a flawed construction industry.
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Some investors are anxious that the number could be very weak following Monday's data showing the construction industry suffered its worst contraction in seven years.
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"At the beginning, doctors were pointing at the dump, but did not write anything down," said Mr. Antipov, 25, who works in the construction industry.
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The company, which had previously sounded a warning for Britain's construction industry, also announced the disposal of its air handling division and building solutions business.
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Its economy expanded 247% quarter-on-quarter in January-March after two quarters without expansion, buoyed by higher household spending and a booming construction industry.
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Technology has already revolutionized manufacturing and logistics, and now a number of well-funded startups are looking to do the same to the construction industry.
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In a sign of economic resilience, a survey earlier on Thursday showed growth in Britain's construction industry unexpectedly hit a 14-month high in July.
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Across the South and in fast-growing cities like Denver, hundreds of thousands have been absorbed by the construction industry as roofers, painters and bricklayers.
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On the other end of the business, a provincial inquiry linked the Rizzutos to an intricate, and lucrative, bid-rigging scheme in the province's construction industry.
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Construction industry associations expect sales to rise by 5 percent this year to hit the highest level since 1995, following growth of 5.8 percent in 2016.
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In the last year, venture capitalists spent $250 million dollars on investments in the construction industry and another $1 billion according to data from CB Insights.
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LONDON, May 2 (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry is being shielded from the uncertainty about Brexit by modest growth in house-building, industry surveys showed on Thursday.
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Why it matters: The deal could help Autodesk, which is best known for its computer-aided design software AutoCAD, expand its tools for the construction industry.
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On Tuesday, Cleverly advocated fiscal stimulus and increased government expenditure to boost the construction industry, either as an alternative or in addition to action from Carney.
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The spending cuts could further slow economic growth and hurt the construction industry, where many companies are struggling with deteriorating cash flow and rising labour costs.
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New home sales climbed 22.3 percent to 24,712 units in the first quarter, up from 20,209 units last year, according to Brazil's Cbic construction industry body.
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A purchasing managers' index (PMI) survey showing growth in Britain's construction industry tumbled to an 11-month low in July had little impact on the currency.
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France's third-largest builder's positive 2018 outlook echoed similar upbeat messages from peers such as Saint Gobain , as a strengthening global economy buoys the construction industry.
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Britain's construction industry contributes more than 100 billion pounds ($135 billion) to the economy each year and employs at least 2.3 million people, government figures show.
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Productivity — the total economic output per worker — in the construction industry has remained flat, partly because of the slow adoption of new technologies across the industry.
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"We are going to do a technical review of the project, without scaring anyone," he said at a construction industry conference in Mexico's second-biggest city.
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Growth in Britain's construction industry also dipped in January to its weakest in 10 months as Brexit uncertainty dragged on commercial building work, another survey showed.
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She said that the construction industry, where she works, was slowing down, and that she didn't believe the rosy economic figures she heard on the news.
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The Trump administration's new tariffs on imported metals are rattling the construction industry and sending ripples of anxiety through related concerns, including the city's housing market.
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In the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, authorities are battling a so-called "sand mafia" who supply the construction industry through illegal dredging of riverbanks.
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In the construction industry before 2013, he was appointed to the potentially lucrative role of director of the Benghazi airport after Mr. Hifter captured the city.
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If there is a large-scale infrastructure program as Mr. Trump has proposed, it will be good news for companies that supply the heavy construction industry.
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The labor shortage in the construction industry may be the reason behind a three-point drop in September on a monthly index of home- builder sentiment.
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Trump's informal news conference in the lobby of Trump Tower was intended to showcase infrastructure spending and the easing of burdensome regulations on the construction industry.
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This is no surprise, given PWC's working capital studies in the past decade demonstrating that construction industry payment speeds are the slowest of all (83+ days).
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Back in the 1970s and '80s when the New York construction industry was mobbed up, Trump did deals with the mafia and understands how it works.
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To stabilise the rising building costs, the government and the construction industry will have to look into investing in initiatives and solutions that can increase industrial productivity.
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Separately, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) said private house-building supported the otherwise subdued construction industry, with overall confidence at an almost six-year low.
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The meager payroll gains reported by the Labor Department on Friday were the weakest since September 2017, with a big drop in the weather-sensitive construction industry.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday said that business in the construction industry seems to be picking up and it could make an interesting play for Waste Management.
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From January to October, turnover in the main construction industry jumped by 5.6 percent compared with the first 10 months of 2016, the Federal Statistics Office said.
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The change is being fueled by fears over a labor shortage in the British construction industry, which relies heavily on European workers like carpenters, joiners and bricklayers.
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At first glance, an IT consultant from New York City and a woman in the construction industry from Ohio might not seem to have much in common.
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The meager payroll gains reported by the Labor Department on Friday were the weakest since September 1003, with a big drop in the weather-sensitive construction industry.
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Under Erdogan, who supports using large-scale projects to bolster the construction industry and domestic demand, Turkey has built high-speed railways, suspension bridges and undersea tunnels.
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New York's growth has been fueled by the booming real estate market and the construction industry, banking and finance (including fintech), and the city's thriving technology sector.
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The construction industry has been under scrutiny after the collapse of Carillion last year forced regulators to tighten rules for private companies operating in the public sector.
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First, it will require a massive mobilization of the construction industry and a huge amount of spending to implement all the needed emergency health and safety fixes.
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Britain's construction industry has been under pressure particularly since the collapse of Carillion, which forced regulators to tighten rules for private companies operating in the public sector.
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Jenisch confirmed guidance for Baar-based Sika, which makes chemicals used in the automotive and construction industry, to increase sales by 6 to 8 percent this year.
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Lopez Obrador proposed assembling a team of 15 experts to assess the project - five from the construction industry, five from the government and five from his team.
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"Japan's construction industry still rejects the idea of women actually working on the ground," said Junko Komorita, chief executive of Zm'ken, a small contractor in southwestern Japan.
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But as the coronavirus spreads across the world, bringing countries to a standstill, the lack of access to overseas supplies is sending jitters through the construction industry.
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Square Feet To help attract a generation that grew up playing video games, the construction industry has turned to simulators that replicate jobs done by heavy equipment.
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For two years, manufacturers, the construction industry, oil and natural gas producers and other job creators were left in suspense as the Obama administration reconsidered the regulations.
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Analysts expressed doubt that it could quickly build its way out of Ireland's housing crisis, given the challenges facing a construction industry that is already near capacity.
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Also, growth in Britain's construction industry unexpectedly shot to a 14-month high in July, according to another survey on Thursday that will further hearten rate-setters.
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The construction industry in South Africa has experienced challenging trading conditions, resulting in deteriorating profitability in Aveng, significantly reduced earnings, declining share prices and unsustainable debt levels.
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Jim is a 25-year veteran of the computer-aided design (CAD) industry and helped to bring Building Information Modeling to the mainstream design and construction industry.
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He had studied biology and was working in the construction industry, and what he saw so rankled him that he opened green building retail stores called TreeHouse.
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The resulting paralysis of the construction industry, among others, prompted Thailand to reverse course quickly and implement a brief amnesty during which workers could apply for temporary documents.
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Some have likened the case to subcontracting practices that are common in the country's construction industry, which has often drawn criticism for giving rise to poorly constructed buildings.
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"CAT has most exposure to China in their construction industry business and that business was just a bit disappointing on revenue and margins," Jefferies analyst Stephen Volkmann said.
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And the construction industry could earn windfall profits—one reason why an index of shares of companies in the sector rose by 9% the day after the election.
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Poor weather at the start of the year hit the construction industry but overall had only a "limited" effect on the economy, according to the national statistics office.
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The construction industry is heavily dependent on Hispanic and Latino workers, a workforce that diminished during the last housing crisis and has not come close to full recovery.
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Instead, Berlusconi said he would back Alfio Marchini, an independent candidate from a wealthy Roman family that made its fortune in the construction industry, according to a statement.
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In November, British Columbia construction industry leaders asked the government to exempt rebar, steel bars used to reinforce concrete, from new steel quotas and tariffs announced in October.
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It had 3.65 billion euros of output last year - a measure used in the construction industry of work done in the period - and core profit of 128 million.
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To be sure, the construction industry has been one of the strongest in terms of job growth in recent years and is often affected by seasonal climate patterns.
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It was one of the largest such operations in India - shedding light on the huge number of laborers trafficked into servicing the country's booming construction industry, activists say.
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Tokyo Steel, which makes beams and bars used in the construction industry, kept its product prices unchanged in March and April after raising them for three consecutive months.
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Lower activity in most parts of the construction industry sent the sector's utilization rate down to 83.7 percent from 84.7 percent in its fourth consecutive quarter of declines.
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Copper ore is highly resistant to the damage of water and other elements, which explains why 43 percent of the U.S. copper demand comes from the construction industry.
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Low prices are also starting to stimulate demand in some places, such as in India's booming construction industry and in America, where steel stocks are now unusually low.
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Britain's construction industry has been under intense pressure particularly since the collapse of Carillion, which forced regulators to tighten rules for private companies operating in the public sector.
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The sector reported weak 2017 earnings because of a slumping construction industry, but some investors expect a stronger 2018 as the government boosts spending under its budget plans.
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After the housing crash, many skilled construction workers left the residential construction industry, and the labor pool for remodeling work probably has been affected, too, Ms. Will said.
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This is especially true when the construction industry en masse uses exoskeleton vests, which aim to assist workers with heavy loads and thus reduce their risk of injury.
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A Saudi construction industry executive, declining to be named because of commercial sensitivities, said the government had now paid its debts to his company up to April 2016.
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"Caterpillar has most exposure to China in their construction industry business and that business was just a bit disappointing on revenue and margins," Jefferies analyst Stephen Volkmann said.
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Accounting for 211.8% of steel demand, the U.S. construction industry is one of the world's largest, with "new construction" valued at around $210 trillion in 22017, per Statista.
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The company, which provides ground improvement equipment and cable systems to the construction industry, said Chief Financial Officer Michael Speakman will take over as interim CEO from Oct.
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Many building projects across the country have also been halted as the role of construction industry as the possible cause of the pollution also comes under the spotlight.
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" A month later, OSHA announced it was delaying the rule's enforcement for the construction industry until September to, among other things, "conduct additional outreach to the regulated community.
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"The construction industry appears to be stronger and more powerful than the safety lobby," said Ronnie King, a former fire chief who advises the parliamentary fire safety group.
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As a result, employees in the state's construction industry are working fewer hours, MacKinnon said, noting that carpenters' hours were down by 22016 percent in 22018 versus 2167.
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About 800,000 of Qatar's two million migrant labourers work in the construction industry, including at the Education City stadium, a new venue being built for the World Cup.
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As of June 2017, Singapore had about 290,23 migrant workers in the construction industry, from countries like Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and China, according to the Ministry of Manpower.
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LONDON — Over just three years, Katerra has grown from a start-up with an unusual approach to the construction industry into a company with $1.3 billion in bookings.
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The group, one of the biggest names in South Africa's construction industry, said the disposals would help it meet its debt obligations, cover working capital and cut its liabilities.
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Poland's construction industry needs an extra 100,000 workers to handle a surge in public sector projects and save more companies from bankruptcy, Budimex's chief executive told Reuters in June.
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But private sector companies and businessmen lobbied vigorously against the collective invoice as crippling for labor-intensive sectors like the construction industry and for small- and medium-sized enterprises.
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Under President Tayyip Erdogan, who supports using large-scale projects to bolster the construction industry and domestic demand, Turkey has built high-speed railways, suspension bridges and undersea tunnels.
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The construction industry, another source of higher-paying working-class jobs, also held up well, adding 18,000 jobs despite the colder weather in the eastern half of the country.
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Salini, Italy's biggest building company, is looking to secure the backing of state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) for its efforts to revive the country's moribund construction industry.
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She's interested in exploring identity, and figured the construction industry—one believed to be dominated by Romanian, Polish, and Lithuanian laborers—would be a good enough place to start.
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If it wanted to succour the moribund construction industry, for example, it could lower the tax on cement from 28%, as well as slash heavy fees for property registration.
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China's fast-paced construction industry has long been the subject of discussion and for some countries, jealously with some construction companies building skyscrapers in as little as two weeks.
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Quarrels relating to unpaid wages are endemic in the construction industry, and in recent years have also afflicted factories, service businesses such as catering and even some internet startups.
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New Zealand's house prices have risen more than 50 percent in the past decade partly as the construction industry failed to keep up with demand from a growing population.
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He added the company was facing some weakness in the domestic corporate market, especially in May and June, from the financial services, telecoms and parts of the construction industry.
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While Hydro itself produces primary aluminum from scratch, Sapa cuts, presses and shapes the metal, making it a key supplier to aircraft makers, automotive firms and the construction industry.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - LafargeHolcim, the world's largest cement maker, expects demand to continue rising this year, pushing aside concerns about slowing economies and trade tensions weighing on the construction industry.
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GenieBelt, a European startup co-founded by Klaus Nyengaard, the former CEO of Just Eat, has built a project management and communications platform for the somewhat antiquated construction industry.
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Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) make up significant parts of the workforces of many Asian and Middle Eastern countries, with many employed as domestic workers or in the construction industry.
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Sri Lanka's first-quarter growth rose to 5.5 percent on the year, more than double the pace of the previous quarter, helped by a recovery in the construction industry.
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The resume also says Clark taught English in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to college students and to a different class of college students training to work in the construction industry.
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An additional 1.9 million Americans are employed in energy efficiency, and roughly 30 percent of the 6.8 million employees in the construction industry work on energy or efficiency projects.
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The construction industry has consistently provided affordable health insurance to our employees, and millions of Americans depend on the health coverage signatory contractors provide for acute and chronic illnesses.
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Pence lavished praise Thursday on the construction industry for responding to the federal government's call to donate masks, but did not say how many have been obtained that way.
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But her family history also connects her with the business interests — the construction industry in particular — that she argues have warped Brazilian politics and undermined its democratic, egalitarian potential.
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In 1991, Donald Trump was invited to testify before the House Budget Committee about the impact that the changes to the tax code were having on the construction industry.
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The company, which had repeatedly sounded warnings of a hit from Britain's construction industry woes, also separately announced the disposal of its air handling division and building solutions business.
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About one in eight of nearly 1,300 slavery cases recorded by Britain's anti-slavery hotline in 2017 involved the construction industry, according to charity Unseen, which runs the service.
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The right-wing League wants to suspend rules governing public tenders in the construction industry for two years, saying it would help kick-start building activity and stimulate the economy.
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Katerra, a Silicon Valley provider of services to the construction industry, has raised $130 million in Series C funding led by Greenoaks Capital at a valuation north of $1 billion.
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The Associated General Contractors of America, the largest trade association for the US construction industry, worries that Trump's agenda of promoting American steel will just make construction materials more expensive.
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Their productivity and number of working days are declining, as 2800 per cent of registered workers are older than 215 years, according to data by Hong Kong's Construction Industry Alliance.
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That vote is the subject of a criminal investigation by Swiss authorities, while Qatar's preparations have also been marred by allegations of abuse of migrant workers in the construction industry.
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Singapore has a large South Asian population working in its construction industry and the rise of extremism in the region is an increasing cause for concern for the Singaporean government.
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That vote is the subject of a criminal investigation by Swiss authorities while Qatar's preparations have also been marred by allegations of abuse of migrant workers in the construction industry.
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The company is governed and regulated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and must obtain relevant approval per the Framework Act on the Construction Industry for operational activities.
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The other side: Michael Bellaman, the head of the Associated Builders and Contractors, a trade group that represents over 20,000 construction firms, tells Axios the overall construction industry remains strong.
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The currency had been hit in the previous session after data showed Britain's construction industry suffered its worst month in more than 10 years last month amid persisting Brexit uncertainty.
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In early March, Britain's construction industry reported the first fall in activity in almost a year last month, as Brexit uncertainty and a slow housing market delayed new building projects.
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Intel's IoT platform is already being used in the road and construction industry by many providers and manufacturers, and is providing safety and security for people working in dangerous environments.
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Ghost estates and failed bed-and-breakfast places are the legacy of a building boom that by 303 had drawn one in eight of all workers into the construction industry.
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The data, released along with figures for the construction industry and overseas trade, did nothing to alter the picture of an economy that has struggled for momentum in recent months.
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Louis also pointed out that Europe is likely to outperform the US over the next decade due to a rebounding construction industry and a strengthened relationship between France and Germany.
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Because of Binladin's strategic importance to the construction industry and development projects, as well as its financial struggle, it may be treated differently from the assets of other detained suspects.
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Growth in the UK's construction industry accelerated to a four-month high in April, adding to tentative signs the economy might be recovering momentum after a lacklustre start to 2017.
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In contrast, NLMK operates a mill specializing in steel products for the construction industry in the city of Kaluga, just 150 km (93 miles) south-west of the Russian capital.
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At a time when women make up 2202% of the workforce—and when the construction industry is seeing its highest growth rate since 2628—such paltry numbers are simply unacceptable.
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Then came one of the central points of his still nascent economic program, one that came naturally to a businessman who grew up in the New York City construction industry.
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The Department of Labor (DOL) stated in its July 2018 guidance that the construction industry would be excluded from IRAPs, given its high participation in the federal Registered Apprenticeship system.
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Max Jones, a commercial banker at Lloyds Bank, said firms in the construction industry were focusing more on cashflow and avoiding low-margin work due to concern about future headwinds.
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"The biggest sectors of steel consumption are in the construction industry, the auto industry, oil and gas industry, all of which need these products to produce competitive products," warns Yerxa.
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The group "includes major drug makers like Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson as well as large construction-industry unions whose members help build pharmaceutical plants and research labs," Ms. Thomas writes.
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Scott Wolfe, chief executive officer of Levelset, the New Orleans-based money management and payment startup for contractors in the construction industry, always thought he'd be in the grocery business.
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Construction industry insiders also point to the fact that some big contracts were awarded by state agencies later than expected this year, which meant actual works start with a delay.
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The construction industry added some nice support to the numbers, both this month and last month, and that was largely reflective of the milder weather we've been experiencing this year.
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District attorneys in all five boroughs of New York City and in other counties, in coordination with state agencies, have ratcheted up efforts against wage theft in the construction industry.
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Deon Watts, 16, said the lessons would not only help her succeed in a male-dominated construction industry, but also assist her in becoming the boss of her own company.
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And a senior banking executive told Mr. Enrich that he had told others that Mr. Trump had worked with people in the construction industry who were tied to organized crime.
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For his part, Schmitz writes about the sugar industry between the 1940s and and the 1970s, the cement industry in the 1970s and 1980s, and the construction industry in the 1920s.
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South Africa's construction industry has slowed sharply since the 2010 FIFA World Cup, with few major infrastructure projects awarded and those that have been approved risk being curtailed by fiscal strains.
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The plant would be "fed" by a low-cost mini-mill that melts scrap and produces steel for galvanising, mostly for the construction industry, says Tony Pedder, one of Albion's founders.
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House-building was the only source of growth for Britain's construction industry during the first three months of 2019, according to the most recent purchasing managers index from IHS Markit/CIPS.
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A startup called SmartSite has released hardware and cloud-based software to help the construction industry track what their employees are exposed to and take measures to protect them from harm.
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There is a major project currently underway at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), called ZERO+, that aims to reshape the construction industry with exactly these types of advanced composite materials.
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LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - - Housebuilding spurred a recovery in Britain's construction industry last month, making up for weakness in other parts of a largely downbeat sector, a survey showed on Monday.
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After a painful two-year recession, Brazil's government has raised income limits on its subsidized mortgage program, helping shore up a shaky construction industry and contributing to Menin's optimism about 13.
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With its finances strained by low oil prices, the government delayed paying huge debts to the construction industry and other private sector companies, in some cases for more than a year.
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Falling prices combined with tighter bank lending have also sent a chill across the construction industry with approvals to build new homes down 29 percent in February from a year earlier.
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That sector was hit as data on Monday showed Britain's construction industry suffered its worst contraction in seven years in June as concerns over Britain's vote on quitting the EU intensified.
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The global construction industry is one the world's largest users of raw materials, with cement production alone responsible for an estimated 5 percent of carbon emissions, more than the airline industry.
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St. Nicks Alliance, for instance, which offered training in asbestos removal and other environmental remediation tasks, was caught unprepared by the abrupt slowdown in the construction industry in New York City.
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Under the new rules, permitted exposures to silica throughout the construction industry would be cut to 50 micrograms per cubic meter of air over an eight-hour period from 250 micrograms.
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The rebuild work from the latest quake is likely to need more than 1,000 people to clear blocked roads and strengthen buildings, according to members of the building and construction industry.
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The construction industry in Britain had its worst month in June since the 2009 recession according to the latest PMI data, hit by uncertainties over Britain's exit from the European Union.
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According to the Winter 2018 issue of the Pennsylvania construction industry periodical, Highway Builder, "Act 89 on Target: Promises Kept to the Motorists and Taxpayers of Pennsylvania," the plan is delivering.
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That is not sustainable, according to the report's lead author Alice Charles, who said better land management practices and improved efficiency in the construction industry could make urban housing more affordable.
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Several students at the Fulton Schools College and Career Academy outside Atlanta said they had determined that the construction industry was not for them after challenging experiences on a crane simulator.
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Only in the past year and a half has China allowed rapid growth in mortgages to help the construction industry as well as its suppliers, like steel mills and cement factories.
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The company said 2016 was shaped by a positive development in the construction industry, as well as the integration of the Sanitec ceramics business it bought for $1.4 billion in 13.
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A group opposing drug pricing measures around the country includes major pharmaceutical companies as well as large construction-industry unions, the New York Times reports — strange bedfellows, to say the least.
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Why they typically pass on these: they have too many entire homes, or, at least, entire floors, to build for affluent regional homeowners who've kept the construction industry buzzing for years.
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Mr. Knight, who runs a start-up in Dallas that makes software for the construction industry, said he was not sure how much credit Mr. Trump deserved for the strong economy.
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Thousands of companies make up this country's $130 billion electrical construction industry, and electrical construction workers across the country work tirelessly to build out some of America's most important infrastructure needs.
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Riyadh and aides to the Lebanese leader, whose family made their fortune in the Saudi construction industry, have strongly denied reports that he has been detained or was forced to quit.
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Last month LafargeHolcim, the world's largest cement maker, said it expected demand to continue rising this year, pushing aside concerns about slowing economies and trade tensions weighing on the construction industry.
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There are still a lot of questions about how we could build cities of bone, but the most daunting is whether the construction industry would ditch the unsustainable for the avant-garde.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German police and customs officers searched 140 properties in western Germany and arrested eight people on Tuesday as part of an investigation into organized illegal work in the construction industry.
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And none of these stories touch on the alarming rate of labor trafficking in the construction industry globally, which the ILO has stated is a leading source of forced and trafficked labor.
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Dr Saafi and his team have now embarked on a two-year study to investigate the process in more detail and to perfect the best mix for use by the construction industry.
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Launched to investigate contracting graft at Petrobras, the probe and resulting trials have toppled scores of powerful business and political figures, including construction industry moguls and former presidents of Brazil and Peru.
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Thanks to a rebound in the housing market, the construction industry has enjoyed strong gains, with overall output up 29 percent over the last three years, based on the latest GDP numbers.
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The construction industry has long been wary of outsourcing labor to robots, and there's already quite a few (non-humanoid) robots that can carry out tasks like bricklaying, carpentry, and tile-setting.
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Both the auto sector and the construction industry, which the steel industry supplies, are highly vulnerable to the economic fallout of market volatility and a drop in the pound's value, analysts say.
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In the construction industry, there also are concerns over "too strict a definition of what constitutes U.S.-made steel products," said Kenneth Simonson, chief economist of the Associated General Contractors of America.
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The spending cuts could further slow economic growth in the world's top oil exporter and hurt the construction industry, where many companies are struggling with deteriorating cash flow and rising labor costs.
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FROM CARS TO CONSTRUCTION Hydro makes products across the aluminium value chain, from the refinement of alumina raw material via metal ingots to bespoke components used in cars and the construction industry.
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Reuters first reported on Thursday details of the new policy aimed at shoring up the construction industry after homebuilders suffered a wave of canceled sales due to high unemployment and borrowing costs.
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Better design tools, Loberg hopes, will help the construction industry avoid costly mistakes and change orders that occur when a built environment requires tweaks after materials have already been ordered and installed.
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The construction industry in North America is turning around after years of slow demand, fueled by a steady housing recovery, an improving labor market and higher spending by oil and gas companies.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand is looking offshore for hundreds of workers to rebuild roads, railways and buildings after this month's earthquake amid a shortage of local workers in an overstretched construction industry.
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I don't like that Trump has backpedalled on a lot of his promises when he was campaigning, like how he was going to be for the construction industry and all that stuff.
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The construction industry may be doing a poor job marketing how it integrates technology, such as using drones and artificial intelligence to monitor safety on job sites, said Ms. Meisels, the consultant.
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In particular, Mr. Erdogan has insisted on following a policy of keeping interest rates low to allow a huge program of fiscal stimulus based around the construction industry to generate high growth.
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The construction industry group, and also the European chamber, said that the costs of Belt and Road Initiative projects are often greatly underestimated so that they can pass muster with Beijing officials.
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After a shockingly bad reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday, the PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's dominant service sector showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month.
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Caterpillar should also be more insulated than peers from any softness in the U.S. construction industry, with only 20 percent of income coming from equipment sales in the sector, the analyst added.
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PDX says it is a telecom company, while Victura states it is a holding company for the construction industry and Cherubim says it is an alternative construction and real estate development company.
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The California company Katerra has been valued at more than $4 billion by investors, who see potential in wringing efficiencies from a construction industry that has had few productivity gains in decades.
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The government has proposed a regulator for the construction industry, opposed by the main opposition Labor Party and trade unions, many of which believe the watchdog would place undue oversight over their operations.
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If global temperatures rise as predicted, the construction industry will account for about 19% of lost working hours, with the poorest countries in Southeast Asia and west Africa worst hit, the ILO added.
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"Leading construction and heavy equipment companies have sophisticated portfolios that span multiple geographies and customers which represent the complexities of today's construction industry," said Cobus Grove, General Manager, Ctrack Global for Novatel Wireless.
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"The construction industry in general is a very undisrupted vertical that has been slow to adopt new technology, but construction companies are starting to see that it's easier to implement software," says Bell.
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It said the construction industry grew by a slower 9.9 percent from 12.6 percent in the same period of 2015, while manufacturing grew by 13 percent from 4.1 percent in first quarter 2015.
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"It is expected that many industries such as the construction industry will fall into serious manual shortages in the future, and it is urgent to solve this problem by robot technology," the write.
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Four of the 10 biggest percentage gainers were cement stocks, long beaten down by the slump in the Saudi construction industry; they could benefit if Yemen starts to rebuild, fuelling demand for cement.
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The auto sector accounted for 26 percent of demand for steel in the United States in 0.23, behind the construction industry, at 40 percent of demand in 2017, according to data provider Statista.
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Elsewhere, it's possible to find co-working spaces for people in the construction industry, and spaces for tech companies with on-demand workforces, and spaces for people committed to a zero-waste lifestyle.
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"I welcome the Assemble Systems team to the Autodesk family, as part of our efforts to digitize and improve the construction industry," said Andrew Anagnost, president and CEO of Autodesk, in a statement.
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But data on the economy itself remains far stronger than many economists feared after the vote for a Brexit last June, and construction industry and consumer credit data on Wednesday both beat forecasts.
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"There are approximately 100,000 fewer people working in our industry today than in 2007 when we completed approximately the same amount of work," he said, speaking about the construction industry as a whole.
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In North America, it expects stagnation in public sector construction and moderate residential construction, while the construction industry in the Gulf would continue to see low activity due to the depressed oil price.
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The relaxing of the bans comes as the kingdom's construction industry is suffering from the impact of lower oil prices, which has resulted in the government cutting back on spending on many projects.
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The auto sector accounted for 26 percent of demand for steel in the United States in 2017, behind the construction industry, at 40 percent of demand in 2017, according to data provider Statista.
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And in the construction industry, technologies like the Semi-Automated Mason (SAM100) will shift workers out of tedious manual labor roles and open up additional jobs for those with supervisory and technical skills.
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Services growth was partly dragged by a contraction in the property sector, while activity in the construction industry also slumped, indicating recent fiscal stimulus is yet to fully flow through to infrastructure investment.
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While Burr also spent time in the Labor Department during the George W. Bush administration, he had dealt with labor policies at the agency in his 13 years at the construction industry group.
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The building spree should add to growth and boost employment in the construction industry, a big plus as Australia's A$1.7 trillion economy transitions away from a once-in-a-decade mining boom.
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That has put a bit of wind back in the sails of the residential construction industry, which began work on about 20,23 more homes in September than in the same month last year.
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According to official figures, non-performing loans in the construction industry totaled 15 billion liras ($2.63 billion) as of May, but some industry specialists say the total could be closer to $10 billion.
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"In the year-on-year comparison, a positive – although still mixed – environment in the construction industry as well as successful market activities by Geberit led to this positive sales growth," the company said.
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Where you may find it: Cyclic aliphatic bromide cluster is a group of chemicals found in flame retardants, plastic additives and certain polystyrene foams used in the construction industry for thermal insulation boards.
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"We were trying to send a message to the construction industry to be efficient but also build great buildings," said Mr. Blank, who made his fortune as the co-founder of Home Depot.
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No indication available The plastics maker reported a larger-than-expected earnings increase for the second quarter, commanding higher prices for foam chemicals used in the construction industry amid limited supplies from rivals.
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But beginning in the 2003s, concerns that the construction industry had become too segmented and lacked cooperation gave rise to a growing movement back to an integrated, "design-build" approach, Ms. Washington said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Almost 2000,9683 U.S. bridges are structurally deficient, down slightly from a year ago, with underperforming spans including New York's landmark Brooklyn Bridge, accord to a construction industry report released on Wednesday.
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Albania earthquake: The death toll of last week's disaster, the deadliest ever in the country, reached 51, as officials focused on helping 4,000 people made homeless and remedying the country's flawed construction industry.
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NANTONG, China (Reuters) - Cai Zhonghui has worked in China's construction industry all his adult life, graduating from a laborer to owning a company with 100 workers building factories and roads around eastern China.
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The trial, which was known as the Commission case, disrupted the hierarchies of three crime families and weakened the Mafia's ability to control New York's construction industry through threats, extortion and rigged contracts.
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Sarah Hodges of Autodesk, which makes software used to design and model buildings, notes that drones are making it possible to digitise the construction industry, which has been relatively slow to adopt new technology.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The pound rose on Tuesday as risk appetite rebounded and a survey showing decent growth in Britain's construction industry gave sterling some respite from recent gloom about the progress of Brexit talks.
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He made and sold his chorizo when he emigrated from Calera, Zacatecas, Mexico to LA in the late 70s, though he left the chorizo business for a career in the construction industry soon after.
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Res said she had good working relationship with Trump and that it was an unusual move for him to hire her in 1978, because there were so few women working in the construction industry.
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The listing comes amid a slowdown in Australia's housing market and construction industry, and it may struggle to attract robust investor appetite, the sources said, partly since the tired assets would need significant reinvestment.
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It's just that stoking up public investment in a time of strong growth like the current one could very quickly lead to overhearing, because capacity in the construction industry, for example, is used up.
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The construction industry is one that has spawned a huge new wave of startups looking to streamline a process that hasn't quite hit that massive level of augmentation by technology than some other sectors.
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After a disappointing reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday, the PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's dominant service sector released on Tuesday showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month.
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His name was not well-known in China in 2006 when a man named Dong Wei suddenly claimed "Trump" as a trademark in the construction industry, 10 days before the Trump Organization's own attempt.
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Data released on Friday showing growth in Britain's construction industry unexpectedly touched an eight-month high in November, while its costs rocketed at the fastest pace since 2011, had little impact on the currency.
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Safety and quality checking is a process that obviously extends across all sorts of industries, from high hazard environments such as the construction industry all the way down to supermarkets, hotels and clothes retailers.
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James P. Marquet is vice president and co-leader of the construction industry team at The Graham Company, a Philadelphia-based insurance and employee benefits broker focused on industries including construction, manufacturing, and distribution.
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The construction industry data on Wednesday showed slowing order books and soaring costs, while Britain's second-biggest house builder Persimmon said it would slow the pace of new land purchases due to Brexit worries.
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While a handful of major builders in the country now use light-weight concrete blocks, a large part of the construction industry still leans on traditional burnt clay bricks, said industry expert Sameer Maithel.
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Indebted MMG is trying to restructure after running into trouble amid wider turmoil in the Saudi construction industry, which is struggling in the face of reduced government spending in response to low oil prices.
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The PMI survey of purchasing managers in Britain's service sector released on Tuesday showed only a minimal fall-off in activity last month, after a disappointing reading of construction industry sentiment on Monday ECONGB.
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Vincent Albanese, the director of policy and public affairs for the New York State Laborers, which represents over 40,000 members in the construction industry, said a moratorium on new gas hookups would jeopardize jobs.
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While bricks are clearly crucial to the construction industry and the buildings we live and work in, there is now a move towards new manufacturing techniques that could reduce their impact on the environment.
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Britain's construction industry had been hit by Brexit uncertainties for most of last year as Britons and institutions held back on committing to building homes and office blocks, in turn hampering demand for materials.
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"You only have to go for a walk to see child labour in the construction industry," said Khun Tharo, a programme coordinator at the Center for Alliance of Labor and Human Rights, a charity.
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The city's bustling construction industry helps keep the Dunn Landfill in business: More than 77,000 tons of waste were shipped there from the five boroughs in 20013, according to the most recent data available.
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These "noncompete clauses " may make sense for CEOs and other top executives who possess trade secrets but seem nonsensical when they are applied to low-wage workers such as draftsmen in the construction industry.
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Shamubeel Eaqub, a housing economist with the consultancy Sense Partners in Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, said he was not surprised that the construction industry and buyers had not warmed to the KiwiBuild program.
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Private equity firms seeking to raise debt financing for the acquisition have struggled to convince banks to finance a business that is vulnerable to changes in the cyclical construction industry, the sources said this week.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's finance ministry said on Tuesday it plans to announce measures to restructure the construction industry in December, as part of the government's bigger plans to remove zombie companies from the economy.
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Solid Performance in 2015: CSCECL's revenue (deconsolidated) increased by 9% in 2015, outperforming the market when considering that the construction industry output increased by only 2% in 2015 due to weaker property and infrastructure investment.
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The agency believes CG's strong state support, as evident from the company's key role in the construction industry and heavy state involvement in its operations, is unlikely to change in the short to medium term.
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One of the verticals the company has been especially interested in is construction and late last year, Trimble's $1,499 SketchUp Viewer became the first commercial HoloLens application for the construction industry in the Windows Store.
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The British economy performed relatively poorly in the first quarter after cold weather hit retail demand and the construction industry, encouraging the Bank of England to delay an interest rate rise and hitting sterling hard.
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Its existence in the suburb of Warren Park is testament to unceasing digging in and around Zimbabwe's capital by soil hunters, the fly-by-nighters who whisk away earth for sale to the construction industry.
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The first locally transmitted Zika infection in Singapore was reported on Saturday, with the initial tally including many foreigners believed to be among the hundreds of thousands of migrant workers in the island's construction industry.
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The resignations added to turmoil in the Saudi construction industry, which is struggling as the government cuts spending in response to low oil prices, prompting companies to lay off tens of thousands of foreign workers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Growth in Britain's construction industry hit a seven-month high in October as housebuilding rose, but slowing order books and soaring prices for building materials darkened the outlook, a survey showed on Wednesday.
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A few years ago, Jewel Tolliver was working "extremely" part-time at a restaurant when she saw an ad for a pre-apprenticeship program that would teach her how to get into the construction industry.
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"Today's guilty verdict should signal to the construction industry that managing a project from afar does not insulate a corporation or general contractor from criminal liability," said Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney.
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Crops have been lost, the construction industry was dead for a month, and tourism, which contributes 10 percent of the state's economy but accounts for about 25 percent of jobs creation, has been badly hit.
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Oracle was a leading buyer, and spent a combined $20173 billion on two of these industry cloud companies: Opower, which is focused on the energy industry, and Textura, which processes payments for the construction industry.
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DSI will elect a new chairman at board of directors meeting on Tuesday, and investors may hope the change could help the company rebound from losses caused by a slump in the regional construction industry.
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In the construction industry specifically, job seekers can earn their post-secondary training while working, either through a registered apprenticeship or craft training program, and without taking on debt in the form of student loans.
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"We welcome the report and its findings on the way the circular economy can deliver huge benefits in the construction industry," said Joe Iles of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, which supports the circular economy concept.
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Aveng has been making losses after being hit by a slump in South Africa's construction industry and struggling with a debt-burden of 3.25 billion rand but has embarked on a shakeup of its business.
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Although Republicans control the Legislature, Mr. Bentley's prisons plan has hardly zipped through the State House, where lobbyists for the construction industry have expressed concerns that the work would go to out-of-state firms.
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"The construction industry has one of the biggest carbon footprints, so it's really important for us to take action to minimize the impact," said Jaimin Desai, head of design and sustainability at developer Mahindra Lifespaces.
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Mining of sand and gravel, widely used in the construction industry, could boost the economy for Greenland's 56,000 population who have wide powers of self-rule within Denmark but rely heavily on subsidies from Copenhagen.
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Armed with search warrants and grand jury subpoenas, they demanded access to the offices of two senior executives, apparently as part of an investigation into bribery, bid-rigging and kickbacks in the interior construction industry.
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Further, NABTU leads the construction industry in innovative workforce development by providing increased opportunities to underserved communities and diversifying the construction workforce through the use of apprenticeship readiness programs and formal apprenticeship training and education.
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"It was the perfect time to do it; low interest rates, construction industry is still on its heels, massive need — the fact that we failed to do that, for example, cost us time," Obama said.
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BuildOps is one of an astonishing number of startups trying to take a bite out of the commercial construction industry, on which hundreds of billions of dollars are spent each year in the U.S. alone.
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And a senior investment-banking executive said in an interview that he and others cautioned that Mr. Trump should be avoided because he had worked with people in the construction industry connected to organized crime.
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The construction industry has been particularly affected, as infrastructure funding from the European Union has driven growth at a time that it has been losing workers to higher-paying EU markets such as Germany and Britain.
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RCMP surveillance video, shown at a provincial corruption inquiry into Quebec's construction industry, allegedly shows Nick Rizzuto Sr., right, exchanging tens of thousands of dollars with Nicolo Milioto, left, former head of a local construction company.
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The Labor Department data showed 235,000 jobs were added in the public and private sectors in February, blowing past economists' average estimate of 190,000 as the construction industry recorded its largest gain in nearly 10 years.
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The maker of chemicals and adhesives used in the construction industry said its operating profit (EBIT) rose 13% to 805.9 million Swiss francs ($813.88 million) in the first nine months from 728.9 million francs last year.
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"— Talking about the gender wage gap during a rally in New Hampshire in October 2015 "I was the one that really broke the glass ceiling on behalf of women more than anybody in the construction industry.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada said on Wednesday it will exclude some imported steel and aluminum from its newest import tariffs and quotas following a request from the construction industry in British Columbia, which depends on imported metal.
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Bigger rival LafargeHolcim earlier this month forecast sales growing by between 3 and 5 percent in 2019, hoping demand for new housing fuelled by low interest rates will shield the construction industry from an economic downturn.
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Bigger rival LafargeHolcim earlier this month forecast sales growing by between 3 and 5 percent in 2019, hoping demand for new housing fueled by low interest rates will shield the construction industry from an economic downturn.
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Millions could be at risk The Mosul Dam is a two-mile-long barrier that can hold back as much as 441 million cubic feet of water, according to Engineering News-Record, a construction industry website.
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Every three years, the global construction industry gathers in Munich for Bauma, the biggest trade fair in the world—more than 150 acres of exhibition space devoted to cutting-edge cranes, backhoes, diggers, and mining equipment.
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Cruz has raised his decades-old ties to mafia bosses who controlled New York's construction industry and prodded Trump to reveal what he told The New York Times in an off-the-record conversation about immigration.
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Besides the roads, bridges and buildings usually in the spotlight when policymakers talk about investing in U.S. infrastructure, 28503 percent of today's construction industry workforce is employed on energy projects, amounting to over 22019 million workers.
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Today, women make up a mere 9.1 percent but that number is on the rise thanks to innovative programs across the country that are opening doors and providing career mobility to women in the construction industry.
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Project Italy aims to revive the sickly construction industry, using Salini as the cornerstone of a plan to create a champion capable of competing head-on against global firms for major projects at home and abroad.
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Modern-day slavery underpins Britain's construction industry where tens of thousands of European migrants work in dangerous conditions without pay or a proper contract and suffer verbal abuse and beatings, anti-trafficking charities said last month.
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In a news release, the ABC said the construction industry raised numerous concerns when the rule was first proposed, but the Labor Department failed to address a number of those issues when promulgating the final rule.
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A booming housing market and government infrastructure spree helped the world's second-largest economy grow faster than expected in the second quarter, benefiting the construction industry and companies that sell building materials from steel to cement.
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Geberit, which also makes pipes and other products used by plumbers, is seen as a signifier for the health of the broader construction industry with its products used in new-build as well as refurbishment projects.
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At Recode's Code 2017 conference in May, famed venture capitalist Marc Andreessen said that his firm, Andreessen Horowitz, is actively investing in robots and that they are particularly interested in boosting productivity for the construction industry.
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Corruption scandals in the interior construction industry, a specialized subset of construction work, occur periodically The highly profitable work covers the guts of a building, everything from dry wall, electrical and plumbing to lighting and carpeting.
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Thomas D. Thacher II, who as a public prosecutor, independent monitor and private investigator was instrumental in curbing corruption, fraud and waste in the construction industry, died on Oct 213 in Bedford, N.Y. He was 71.
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The NHBC data suggests the construction industry may be heading for an upturn later this year, after a weak third quarter in which annual growth slowed to 2.8 percent from 4.1 percent, according to official figures.
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Why it matters: The construction industry has the highest suicide rates of any occupation, and its demographics mirror those who are the most susceptible to die by suicide — young and middle-aged men, and also veterans.
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Arif Jeewa, former chairman of the Association of Builders and Developers of Pakistan (ABAD), said a shutdown of brick kilns would have no impact on Pakistan's commercial construction industry because it relied instead on cement blocks.
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The downturn in Britain's construction industry deepened last month, driven by the sharpest drop in civil engineering activity since 2009, a survey showed here last week, underscoring the economy's frailties at the end of last year.
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The traditionally male-dominated construction industry has become increasingly welcoming to women, who are seen as part of the solution to the construction worker shortage, and a labor force that will help shore up union pensions.
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"Yet much of the construction industry is still in denial ... and has been lagging behind the food and apparel sectors (in addressing modern slavery)," said Klara Skrivankova, UK and Europe manager for charity Anti-Slavery International.
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Despite lobbying by environmentalists and lip service from politicians, illegal house building in Italy has continued apace even as the construction industry as a whole has been hard hit by a triple-dip recession since 2008.
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A booming property sector would also increase new jobs centered on the construction industry, and developers' increased demand for land would mean local governments can rake in more revenues from land sales to invest in infrastructure.
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British equities were little moved by data showing growth in the country's construction industry accelerated in April, adding to tentative signs that the economy might be recovering a little momentum after a lacklustre start to 2017.
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Heavy equipment makers Deere & Co., better known as John Deere, have forged a strategic alliance with drone-tech startup Kespry, the companies announced Tuesday in Las Vegas at CONEXPO, an international trade show for the construction industry.
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It's a great new space for me in an old brick ice house built in 1898 that has been seismically retrofitted and has a few other artists and photographers, as well as many in the construction industry.
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The bottom line, per Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva: PlanGrid was considering a new round of VC funding when it got inbound interest from Autodesk, which had previously announced its own plans to go deeper into construction industry tools.
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Employment grew most vigorously in professional and business services, which added 73,000 workers, while the construction industry added an unexpectedly strong 45,000 jobs last month, with at least part of the gain because of unseasonably warm weather.
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The German economy's return to growth was helped by higher household spending and a booming construction industry, but the increase is probably not the beginning of a sustained recovery, wrote analysts from Capital Economics in a note.
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Startups like Safesite, for example, are building tools for the construction industry to incentivize more diligent adherence to safety practices on build sites, and, in doing so, are lowering insurance premiums for these projects in the process.
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The U.K. construction industry, which is a major contributor to the economy, is seen taking a big hit from the Brexit vote, due to its reliance on large-scale projects that may now be delayed or cancelled.
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BUILDERS HAMMERED As monthly insolvencies in the construction industry hit their highest in almost three years in November, consequences have begun to ripple outwards through Australia's economy, which has grown for 27 years straight without a recession.
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The closing of a state-backed plan involving the two builders and state lender CDP to revive Italy's sickly construction industry could take additional time beyond a deadline set on August 225, Il Sole 2300 Ore said.
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Wohlrabe said the upswing was spread across all sectors after Ifo's monthly business climate index rose unexpectedly in March, noting that sentiment in the construction industry was at its highest level since 1991, just after German unification.
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Professional and business services added to a hot streak of strong employment gains, but big losses in the construction industry threw cold water on the February jobs report, the worst month for job growth since September 212.
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For more click The shower toilet and plumbing supplies maker reported a 2.1 percent year-on-year rise in first quarter net profit, helped by what it said was a largely positive environment in the construction industry.
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While Jarir's sales of office supplies fell at annual rates of 20 to 25 percent earlier this year as companies cut back, especially in the embattled construction industry, the pace of decline has slowed substantially, Alagil added.
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The construction industry has been hit hard this year by state spending cuts, part of an austerity drive in response to low oil prices, and by months-long delays in the government settling its debts to contractors.
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While explanations for the growth range from increased capital investments from the private sector to a swell in oil rig building, the number of workers in the construction industry has grown nearly 6 percent since Trump's victory.
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While life in New York City and the surrounding area has come to a screeching halt, the construction industry, one of the region's main economic engines and biggest employers, is humming along as if nothing has changed.
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No indication available Covestro, the plastics maker that parent Bayer plans to divest, reported a larger-than-forecast profit gain for the first quarter, on stronger volumes and prices of foam chemicals used in the construction industry.
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The deal helps Aveng, a 125-year-old company, to align the business with the government's economic agenda and policies aimed at transforming the South African construction industry and giving black people a more prominent ownership role.
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Construction industry leaders in British Columbia are urging the Canadian government to ease new limits on steel imports that they fear will have a disproportionate impact on the western province, according to a letter seen by Reuters.
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"I don't believe we will ever get to a place where we get to the net zero (carbon emissions) ... if we don't green the construction industry," said Robert Carroll, the New York lawmaker behind that state's bill.
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In Katerra, the Vision Fund and other investors — they include the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Soros Fund Management — are backing a start-up that is approaching the $12 trillion construction industry in a new way.
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A recovery in the housing market, which accounts for 15 percent of gross domestic product, has helped stabilize economic growth this year and has provided a boost to the construction industry while also lifting prices of many commodities.
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The construction industry in Britain suffered its worst contraction in seven years in June, according to a survey by Markit, and the German group's shares were hammered in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote on June 23.
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Private equity firms seeking to raise debt financing for the acquisition of DIRTT struggled to convince banks to finance a business that is vulnerable to changes in the cyclical construction industry, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The more domestically focused mid-cap index, the FTSE 250, edged 0.1% higher but was subdued as the pound slipped after a survey showed Britain's construction industry suffered its worst month in more than 10 years in June.
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A better-than-expected construction PMI showing growth in Britain's construction industry touching a four-month high in April failed to have an impact on sterling compared with Tuesday's manufacturing data, which had given the pound a boost.
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ZURICH, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Geberit said positive demand from the construction industry would help it improve its full-year sales by 3 to 4 percent after the toilet and plumbing supplies maker missed forecasts during its second quarter.
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"The Tokyo 22020 Summer Olympics was Japan's opportunity to address some of the long-running gaps within the construction industry in Japan; however, these problems have just got worse," BWI General Secretary Ambet Yuson said in the report.
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The good news is that the skilled trades can be a financially sound and fulfilling career choice if we can get people past the misconceptions—and that plumber image—that have plagued the construction industry for so long.
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Despite a 5 percent decline in cement volumes in the United States, the Swiss construction materials giant said it expected a return to growth for the country's construction industry, regardless of the outcome of next week's presidential election.
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For the construction industry, which paid the highest effective tax rate of any sector of the economy for far too long, tax reform gave us a simpler and fairer tax code, promising more economic freedom and global competitiveness.
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The construction industry isn't immune to this phenomenon, but robots and humans may increasingly work hand-in-hand in industrial sectors, according to Brian Turmail, senior executive director of public affairs at the Associated General Contractors of America.
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But the IPO has yet to materialise and, like many other construction industry players, CPC has been hurt by delays in payments and projects as the Saudi government trimmed spending in recent years due to lower oil prices.
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"The trade tensions are impacting purchasing of steel and are causing suppliers to send letters of concern regarding contracted purchases for this year and the future based on these proposed tariffs," a respondent from the construction industry said.
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For example, when working with suppliers in the construction industry, Detore says his negotiations can go something like this: First, "You tell me it's a dollar, and I say, 'No, I'm going to pay 90 cents,'" he explains.
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The company's revenue rose 1% to 10.4 billion rand as growth in cement volumes was held back by weak demand from consumers and the construction industry in South Africa, and as the cement market in Zimbabwe struggled too.
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A state-backed plan to revive Italy's sickly construction industry through a series of mergers could take a step forward on Monday when its biggest builder Salini Impregilo expects to approve a takeover bid for its nearest rival.
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"There's nothing about Donald Trump that entices us when it comes to the construction industry," said John J. Dougherty, business manager of the Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council, a local branch of North America's Building Trades Unions.
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FRANKFURT, April 25 (Reuters) - Covestro, the plastics maker that parent Bayer plans to divest, reported a larger-than-forecast profit gain for the first quarter, on stronger volumes and prices of foam chemicals used in the construction industry.
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The currency's sharp decline has reflected concerns about the fundamentals of Mr. Erdogan's economic model, which has depended on a voracious construction industry that his opponents say has enriched his inner circle while heaping debt on the country.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Britain's decision to quit the European Union has caused uncertainty but is unlikely to have a significant impact on business and may be a boost for the construction industry, French building supplies group Saint-Gobain (SGOB.
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Scott Antonucci, a retired construction industry employee in Manchester who came to see Buttigieg, said he was deciding between the former South Bend mayor and Warren, though he was also considering former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg.
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The party made a number of bold promises during its campaign, including a vow to build 100,000 homes, a task that analysts believe will be complicated by the need to recruit more builders for Ireland's growing construction industry.
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"We need proactive labor inspection across the construction industry so that workers can report abuse early before modern slavery takes root," she said, adding that many laborers were too scared or did not know how to make complaints.
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With the construction industry facing a global labor shortage, Built's aim is to allow one equipment operator to oversee a fleet of vehicles working autonomously in parallel, hopping in the cab only for tasks the machine can't handle.
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The construction industry and members of Associated Builders and Contractors — the large and small businesses that build your airports, hospitals, military installations, schools and power plants — need to hire a staggering 500,000 workers just to fill existing jobs.
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Numerous regulations unique to the construction industry discourage competition and steer contracts to special interests at the expense of small businesses and local companies that can deliver to taxpayers the best possible product at the best possible price.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Brexit crisis tipped the country's construction industry into its sharpest fall in a decade in June, a survey showed on Tuesday, in a stark sign of how quickly the world's fifth-biggest economy is slowing.
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BERLIN, June 17 (Reuters) - Germany's HDB construction industry association on Monday raised its forecast for 2019 sales growth to 8.5% year-on-year from its previous estimate of 6% as Europe's largest economy experiences a boom in homebuilding.
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There are more than 700 high efficiency, low emission (HELE) stations operating in Asia that rely on the type of coal Whitehaven is increasingly mining in Australia's Gunnedah Basin, with another 1,150 planned or under construction, industry figures show.
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In fact, OSHA is already delaying enforcement of the crystalline silica standard that applies to the construction industry and reversed an OSHA rule that clarified an employer's responsibility to maintain accurate records of serious work-related injuries and illnesses.
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PARIS, Feb 22 (Reuters) - French building materials group St Gobain posted higher profits for 13 and said it expected further earnings growth in 2018, echoing similarly upbeat messages from peers as a strengthening global economy buoys the construction industry.
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Once considered an industry that was too analog to ever reap the benefits of technology's management tools, software and services for the construction industry have seen some big exits and big money come in over the past three years.
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The company, which provides ground improvement equipment and cable systems to the construction industry, said file:///C:/Users/U21/AppData/Local/Fastwire/Download/20.8087 077/Keller%20Group%20plc%20Interim%20Results%20for%13the%20six%2 0months%20ended%2030%20June%202019.
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Activity in Britain's construction industry shrank for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, a survey showed.
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The financial crisis exposed growing economic imbalances in Spain and also brought to the surface several corruption scandals involving kickbacks, mostly from the construction industry, paid to politicians from established parties during a property boom, which collapsed in 2008.
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The company, which provides ground improvement equipment and cable systems to the construction industry, said file:///C:/Users/U20183/AppData/Local/Fastwire/Download/22018 21/Keller%20.8087Group%20plc%20Interim%20Results%20for%20the%20six%13 0months%20ended%2030%20June%202019.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Ignorance and aggressive business models are fuelling modern slavery in Britain's construction industry as failings by major contractors leave British and foreign workers vulnerable to forced labor, a trade body and campaigners said on Monday.
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The surveillance was part of an internal probe ordered by the force to find out who was behind leaks to media about a police investigation into organized crime infiltrating the province's construction industry, the Journal de Montreal newspaper reported.
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Firms that can afford to do so hire code consultants, but on an industry-wide level, the process of code compliance has been cited as a key reason for reduced productivity in the construction industry and rising home prices.
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But two decades after Ms. Nishioka started that first job, a declining birthrate and Japan's reluctance to open up to immigrants have left the construction industry — and the economy as a whole — with its deepest labor shortage in years.
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Britain's construction industry, which the government says contributes at least 100 billion pounds to the economy each year and employs 2.3 million people, is one of the sectors where modern slavery is most likely to be prevalent, activists say.
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"It is critical a market-driven visa program for guest workers is established to meaningfully impact the U.S. workforce shortage and allow the construction industry to thrive," said Kristen Swearingen, the group's vice president of legislative and political affairs.
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PARIS, July 29 (Reuters) - Britain's decision to quit the European Union has caused uncertainty but is unlikely to have a significant impact on business and may be a boost for the construction industry, French building supplies group Saint-Gobain said.
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Schachler, who steps down in June, said that despite the political uncertainty, the rest of Aurubis' copper business was "doing fine" due to help from higher demand in the construction industry and that the rest of the company was performing well.
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During the course of that research they learned that in the construction industry today, companies small and large try to predict over-exposure based on what they know about the past conditions on, for example, this road or at that site.
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For more click The toilet and plumbing supplies maker Geberit sounded an optimistic note about the global construction industry on Tuesday after posting a 2000 percent rise in annual profit and unveiling a 21.88 million Swiss franc ($26.8 million) share buyback.
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BERLIN, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Revenues in Germany's construction industry rose in the first 10 months of 2017 and orders remained high, data showed on Wednesday, boosting hopes that a broad-based upswing in Europe's biggest economy is set to continue.
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JONATHAN MICHIEProfessor of innovation and knowledge exchangeUniversity of Oxford Reconstructing statistics* We should be cautious in thinking we've reached an understanding about the lack of efficiency in the construction industry based on the productivity statistics you mentioned ("Least improved ", August 19th).
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HURRICANES, WILDFIRES HIT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY HARD Sandy devastated many coastal areas of New York City and its surrounding suburbs, sparking a massive blaze in Breezy Point, New York – ironically a favorite retirement spot for former New York City cops and firefighters.
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The construction industry shrank 2.4 percent from a year ago in the first quarter, showing builders continued to struggle with state spending curbs and corporate caution that have reduced the number of big new projects in the past few years.
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SAO PAULO, March 14 (Reuters) - Real estate activity in the greater São Paulo area, Brazil's largest market, should rebound this year as interest rates fall and the government pushes through key economic reforms, a construction industry group said on Tuesday.
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ZURICH, May 2 (Reuters) - Shower toilet and plumbing supplies maker Geberit on Tuesday reported a 2.1 percent year-on-year rise in first quarter net profit, helped by what it said was a largely positive environment in the construction industry.
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FRANKFURT, July 25 (Reuters) - Covestro, the plastics maker that parent Bayer plans to sell, reported a larger-than-expected earnings increase for the second quarter, commanding higher prices for foam chemicals used in the construction industry amid limited supplies from rivals.
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Nevertheless Geberit said demand in the construction industry "should remain positive in 2017", adding sales adjusted for currency moves and acquisitions should grow 3 to 4 percent for the full year after a 2.8 percent rise in the first half.
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" Among people on the left, if it turned out that a regulation on occupational safety would hammer the construction industry and have modest effects on safety, people committed to workplace safety would, behind closed doors, say, "Let's not do that one.
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Oracle today announced that it is making an acquisition to (literally and figuratively) build out its Primavera project management and billing business: it is buying Textura, a provider of cloud-based contract and payment management solutions specifically for the construction industry.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry grew last month at the weakest rate since August against a backdrop of rocketing costs linked to the Brexit vote, but builders were more upbeat about the year ahead, an industry survey showed on Thursday.
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But for someone who expressed such concern about possible entrapment by the Cosa Nostra in his Atlantic City casino ventures, Trump has willingly teamed up with a succession of mob-tied figures who had nothing to do with the construction industry.
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However, the group has been hurt financially in the past couple of years by a slump in the construction industry and a temporary exclusion from new state contracts after a crane accident killed 107 people at Mecca's Grand Mosque in 2015.
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Construction management software developer Procore raises $75 million at a $3 billion valuation Hamdy started Briq with his own cash, amassed through secondary sales as Procore climbed the ranks of startups to reach its status as a construction industry unicorn.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's government said on Monday it was raising income limits for a subsidized mortgage program in an effort to spur the country's struggling construction industry and spark a long-awaited recovery from the worst economic recession on record.
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The sand is used across the construction industry, in the flooring of upmarket apartments in Mumbai and Thane and to plaster the walls of cheap, illegal homes in distant suburbs where people are moving as space tightens in the cities.
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When running for governor of New Mexico in the 1990s as a Republican, Mr. Johnson used his success as an entrepreneur in the construction industry to make the case that he could bring real-world common sense to state government.
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The dispute on the Xingtang County street raised questions that China's slowing growth may be putting intense pressure on the construction industry in some parts of the country,leading at least these two companies to take their fight to the street.
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In the No. 2 spot, the construction industry is one of the hottest in the American economy in terms of employment and has been explicitly cited by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as an area of better-than-average growth.
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However, some mills and traders are adopting new arrangements to lock in their profits on expectation that prices may decline as demand could drop as activity in the construction industry, a major steel consumer, slows during the cold, winter months.
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The issue has far-reaching implications not only for the construction industry but also for social housing landlords and private landlords, as dozens of other high-rise buildings have been found to have cladding that could pose a fire safety risk.
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Pressed on how he would appeal to women despite his dismal approval ratings with them, Donald J. Trump said in an interview on Fox News on Monday night that he had broken the glass ceiling for women in the construction industry.
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On average, wages in the construction industry are as much as 50 percent higher than in female-dominated fields, and workers in the trades have access to pension plans and other benefits that provide economic security for themselves and their families.
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The funding is fueling a shopping spree: over the past six months, WeWork has acquired Fieldlens, a communication system for the construction industry; Singaporean co-working space startup Spacemob; enterprise sales and marketing platform Unomy; and coding bootcamp Flatiron School.
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"Until we see clear signs of accelerating wage growth in either the UK, US states with very low unemployment rates, or the Japanese construction industry, then we probably will not see it occur overall in the US," the note read.
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The construction industry is nothing if not messy, and in addition to convincing GCs of its merits, Made Renovation — like any marketplace company — has to strike the right balance between customer demand and supply as it gets off the ground.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Modern-day slavery underpins Britain's construction industry where tens of thousands of European migrants work in dangerous conditions without pay or a proper contract and suffer verbal abuse and beatings, anti-trafficking charities said on Monday.
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There was also upbeat news for the construction industry as ABS data showed approvals to build new homes surged 17.1 percent in January, far beyond forecasts of a 5 percent increase and recouping almost all of December's 20.6 percent drop.
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A massive labor shortage is expected in the construction industry if the Trump administration wins its legal battle to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for immigrants from El Salvador, Sudan, Honduras, Nepal, Haiti and Nicaragua, the New York Times reports.
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Still, optimism in the construction industry, which accounts for around 7 percent of British economic output, rose to an eight-month high in December, contrasting with falling confidence in other sectors before Britain leaves the European Union in less than three months' time.
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Indeed, the strong U.S. economy is affecting the construction industry in two ways: The boom is boosting spending from consumers and businesses who have more cash on hand for expansions and improvements, but it's also exacerbating the industry's growing inability to fill jobs.
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The sale comes as chemicals groups such as BASF and Clariant are shedding non-core assets specializing in products for the construction industry or for makers of paints and coatings, and after Evonik struck a deal to sell its methacrylates plastics unit.
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Britain's construction industry reported the first fall in activity in almost a year last month, with the HIS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) falling to 49.5 in February from January's reading of 50.6, although the pound was unmoved after the release.
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This is a frequent occurrence and Scott Reynolds points to studies by McKinsey and the National Association of Home Builders that cite the complexity of code compliance as a major reason for reduced productivity in the construction industry and rising home prices.
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A range of groups representing commuters, the construction industry and transportation planners praised the proposal, saying it would reduce bottlenecks on the railroad while allowing more trains to travel from New York City to Long Island for people making the reverse commute.
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"Other sectors have already predicted increased prices and trimmed forecasts for the months ahead due to a weak pound, but the all-important construction industry seems to have avoided the same fate," said Dennis De Jong, managing director at online currencies broker UFX.
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Britain's construction industry reported the first fall in activity in almost a year last month, with the IHS Markit/CIPS Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) falling to 49.5 in February from January's reading of 50.6, although the pound was unmoved after the release.
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The NHBC said 5 percent more houses were built by its members in the three months to September than a year earlier, and a separate survey of purchasing managers in the construction industry on Wednesday showed the fastest growth in seven months.
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A sub-index of the official survey for the construction industry rose significantly as the government goes on an infrastructure spending free, while financial services and property sectors contracted as those markets begin to cool following strong activity earlier in the year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Activity in Britain's construction industry shrank for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, a survey showed on Friday.
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LONDON, (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry had its worst month in more than a year in May as customers postponed investment in the face of Brexit uncertainty and the sector lost jobs at the fastest rate since 2012, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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"I was the one that really broke the glass ceiling on behalf of women more than anybody in the construction industry, and my relationship, I think, is going to end up being very good with women," Mr. Trump told the interviewer, Bill O'Reilly.
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The report faulted what it said was Kobe Steel's excessively segmented structure, saying that the company's seven separate divisions — which produce products ranging from aluminum used by automakers to steel for the construction industry — had become insulated fiefs where problems could fester.
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At the Compton airport, Shawn Wildgoose, a former enlisted Marine who lives in Compton and works in the construction industry, told me he wanted to see the city focusing on its homeless problem and reducing crime, which is sharply down from previous decades.
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Construction industry employers have relied on the system for decades to provide their tradespeople comprehensive training with in-depth safety instructions to meet specialized needs without having to maintain state-of-the-art training facilities or dedicate time away from their businesses.
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A group of tiny house lovers near the town of Ashland set out to change that, and then to the surprise of the construction industry — cue the David and Goliath jokes — recently succeeded in getting new codes approved by the International Code Council.
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The market, however, gave a muted reaction to a survey showing growth across Britain's construction industry picked up slightly in February, driven by the civil engineering sector, though a slowdown in new orders added to recent mixed signals for the economic outlook.
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"We have to accept that the contribution of the construction industry to the value-added in the economy will be smaller than before, which leads us to (conclude) that the economy will remain in a slowdown mode," said Grzegorz Ogonek of Santander.
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Britain's construction industry suffered its sharpest downturn in seven years last month, according to a business survey published on Tuesday and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research said it saw a 50 percent chance of recession by the end of next year.
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For the remainder of this year, Hong Kong's construction industry workload can be sustained by upcoming mega projects such as the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge, and large housing programmes with 220,000 apartment units expected to be built over the next decade, Arcadis said.
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"The data is not the same as what we saw leading up to the last economic downturn but the continued, slowing across the board will undoubtedly impact architecture firms and the broader construction industry in the coming months," said the AIA's chief economist, Kermit Baker.
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LONDON, July 2 (Reuters) - Britain's construction industry suffered its worst month in more than 10 years in June as the Brexit crisis put companies off long-term investment, a survey showed on Tuesday, adding to signs of a slowdown in the British economy overall.
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In general, the construction industry, perhaps because it is so grounded in the concrete, has been one of the slower ones to be disrupted, although others like PlanGrid and Fieldwire have also been tapping into new platforms to change how projects are designed and executed.
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The group has been hurt by a construction industry slump due to weak oil prices and by a temporary exclusion from new state contracts after a crane accident killed 107 people at Mecca's Grand Mosque in 2015, causing it to make thousands of layoffs.
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ZURICH, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Swiss building materials maker AFG Arbonia Forster on Thursday offered to buy Looser Group in a cash and share deal worth around 415 million Swiss francs ($426 million), betting a tie-up will form a more significant European construction industry supplier.
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You cannot staff either the agricultural industry or the construction industry either in Texas or anywhere west of Texas in this country all the way up to the border without yes those brown people coming across that infamous Mexican border to supply the necessary labor.
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The construction industry has provided fulfilling and high-paying careers for generations; unfortunately a shift away from encouraging careers in the skilled trades combined with industry growth has helped produce a shortage of skilled workers more than twice the size of the average congressional district.
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Victims are more likely to be lower-paid workers whose plight rarely makes headlines: waitresses and female bartenders who have to fend off employers and customers with hyperactive hands, or women just trying to get through the day unscathed in the male-dominated construction industry.
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The canal is the latest dividing line between those who see Mr. Erdogan's projects as visionary, and those who say the works are guided by an insatiable construction industry that has enriched his ruling circle, raising questions about his management of a faltering economy.
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"The last thing I want is this place to end up like Germany or Europe, where they're blowing up stuff and knife attacks and things like that," said Ryan Farnsworth, 44, who works in the construction industry in Phoenix and voted for the president.
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If we're talking about competing with "hydrocarbons" – oil and gas to you and me – the solar power industry alone employs more people than the oil and gas extraction industry and more than the oil and gas pipeline construction industry, according to The Solar Foundation.
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"Without this project and this tunnel, that becomes the day-to-day existence for commuters, and I don't think anybody wants that to happen," said Carlo A. Scissura, the president of the New York Building Congress, a group that represents the city's construction industry.
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In addition, Gaylor Electric creates career pathways into the construction industry through our pre-apprenticeship program and partnerships with local high schools that provide education, training and skills to tomorrow's construction workforce as they begin their journey into a good paying and rewarding career.
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The company's website only contains a form to enter its Beta Program, though Khosla Venture's website contains the following description: Mighty Buildings is a YC (W'18) stealth-mode startup, working on a disruption of the construction industry with 3D printing tech and composite materials.
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Fatal injury rate: 5.5Industry with the highest 2018 fatality rate: Construction Industry with the most fatal injuries in 2018 (tie): Natural resources and mining and constructionOccupation with the most fatal injuries in 2018: Transportation and material moving occupationsMost frequent type of fatal event: Transportation incidents
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It has slipped 10 percent since mid-August, when it posted a big second-quarter net loss; the Gulf construction industry has been hit hard by an economic slowdown due to low oil prices, and companies have had difficulties obtaining payments in Saudi Arabia.
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