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Engineering and Public Works Leaders Unite to Tackle Workforce Shortage

The Engineering Workforce Consortium was formed to drive recruitment, retention and address the next generation of talent

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Addressing the critical shortage of skilled professionals in infrastructure development, top engineering and public works associations have joined forces to launch the Engineering Workforce Consortium.

The formation of the Engineering Workforce Consortium follows a landmark...

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