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Career Counselors’ Perceptions of Construction as an Occupational Choice
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Skill shortages exist in the construction industry in Australia, as they do in most industrialized countries around the world. These shortages are predicted to worsen with an aging population, and with concerns that young ...
Exclusion and Inclusion in the Australian AEC Industry and Its Significance for Women and Their Organizations
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Based on valuing individual differences and embracing all employees, diversity management is relatively widespread and evident in many organizations. However, discriminatory work practices and lack of support persist in ...
A Conceptual Model of Cognitive and Behavioral Processes Affecting Mental Health in the Construction Industry: A Systematic Review
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Mental health in the construction industry has gained increasing attention in academic research. However, previous studies have largely focused on selective mental health issues, thus limiting a comprehensive understanding ...
Work-Family Conflict in Construction: Case for a Finer-Grained Analysis
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A multidimensional work-family conflict (WFC) scale was tested using a sample of 169 workers in the Australian construction industry. The construction sample showed higher mean scores for time-based, strain-based, and ...
Work-Family and Construction: Public and Private Sector Differences
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A comparison of the experiences of employees working in construction for a public sector organization and a private sector company was undertaken. Similarities and differences in work-family balance between these sectors ...