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How automation, digitalization can alleviate worker shortages

Command Alkon’s Karli Langner explains how to get the most out of the workers you already have by utilizing technology. Keep Reading

Keeping qualified employees in a candidate-driven market

The aggregate industry continues to face a shortage of qualified workers as older generations retire. Industry experts discuss how employers can find and retain qualified employees in a tough market. Keep Reading

PACA develops new playbook in Pennsylvania

Through the Pennsylvania Aggregates & Concrete Association (PACA), Pennsylvania’s aggregate producers now have a plan that raises their collective voice on key issues. Keep Reading

Producers, manufacturers discuss industry challenges

Those who attended the 2023 Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference reflect on the impacts of inflation, regulation and workforce shortages. Keep Reading

Addressing workforce woes

As the industry searches for skilled workers, Dodge Construction Network’s Richard Branch says there are things the companies can do to attract more employees. Keep Reading

Producers, manufacturers ramping up workforce development efforts

Aggregate producers and equipment manufacturers discussed how they are recruiting and retaining high-quality employees in a challenging labor environment. Keep Reading

Former House speaker explores the workforce challenge

During a Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference visit last month, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich discussed the workforce and the variety of obstacles creating problems for employers in dire need of people. Keep Reading

Roundtable attendees talk state of the industry

Aggregate industry stakeholders reflected on the good and the bad happening at the moment during the 2022 Pit & Quarry Roundtable & Conference. Keep Reading

How to retool your business for millennials

The right business environment can motivate younger workers. Find out what it takes to be a millennial-friendly business in the aggregate industry. Keep Reading

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