According to research by Harvard University, 85% of job success comes from having well-honed soft skills, while only 15% is attributed to technical skills. Soft skills are key to thriving in the skilled trades.

Although there is a tendency to focus on construction safety during the summer, those in the construction industry must be extra cautious during the Autumn season as well. With slippery leaves, shorter day hours,

As people come to realize the benefits of being a plumber, the industry is slowly growing. Outside of dealing with sewage and dirty pipes, the job is varied and pays well even for the

Around 13.5 percent of the U.S. population has some type of disability. There is a common misconception that people with disabilities are not capable of excelling in skilled trades. However, this could not be

Many employers do not understand the value of team-building exercises. This is normal, but unfortunately for employers, a weak team can result in weak profits and productivity. When a team works efficiently towards a

In the construction industry, the quality and reliability of your workforce can make or break your project. Construction projects often operate on tight schedules and budgets. Delays caused by unreliable workers can lead to

As temperatures continue to rise globally, the construction industry faces increasing challenges related to heat stress and worker safety. A recent study from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco highlights the negative effect

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so it is the perfect time to shine a spotlight on the unique challenges faced by skilled tradespeople. In the world of construction, where hammers pound, cranes soar,

Skilled trade professionals have a unique set of skills that can be incredibly valuable when it comes to volunteering in their communities. April is National Volunteer Month, which provides the opportunity to explore the