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Hiring Construction Workers in a Frantic Post-Covid Job Market

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Hiring Construction Workers in a Frantic Post-Covid Job Market

McCarthy's Director of Talent Acquisition discusses solutions to the skilled labor shortage in construction.

March 23, 2022

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McCarthy Building Companies' Director of Talent Acquisition, Ben Craigs, discusses the construction giant's recruitment and training strategies in a hyper-competitive market. Craigs sits down with BD+C Senior Editor John Caulfield.

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