WOMEN IN CONSTRUCTION

 

Woman laborer on the job

The construction industry has long been made up of men

However, in recent decades, more and more women have been entering the construction workforce and making an impact!

Women are having a bigger influence in board meetings and decision making, while plenty of opportunity exists for women in the skilled crafts. Whether they are working on job sites or back in the company offices, women are an important asset for the future of the construction industry. With competitive wages and expert training, women who join the unionized construction industry are uniquely positioned to excel. Click below to see what an average laborer earns.

 
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