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September 25, 2006
East Edition
¡Cuidado!: Construction Industry and the Latino Workforce
Construction Industry and the Latino Workforce
In the next 10 years, the construction business will need to fill more than 180,000 jobs. As the rush to fill these positions advances, workers' compensation professionals will be challenged along with the construction firms to assure that workplace safety and training are not lost amid the diversity of languages and cultures of immigrants, ...Features
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