Construction Workforce

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In 2018 the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 180535 amending the Construction Workforce Program.   

Learn more about Construction Workforce | FAQs.

Read the 2019 Construction Workforce Disparity Study.

Requirements

The Construction Workforce ordinance applies to all City construction contracts in excess of:

  • 800 construction labor hours
  • Estimated cost that exceeds $300,000

Company-wide workforce participation goals

  • Minority workers: 10%
  • Female workers: 2%
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    Program Mission

    • Assist contractors and employees in increasing awareness for job opportunities and recruitment sources
    • Conduct random on-site inspection to verify the accuracy of information reported by the contractors
    • Develop methods to increase recruitment, training, and retention of residents, minorities and women on City construction contracts throughout the KCMSA
    • Establish goals to encourage City contractors to retain workers
    • Evaluate the utilization of minority and female workers in the local construction industry
    • Promote the Mentor / Protégé Program to assist workers
    • Promote Workforce Preparedness Programs and Apprenticeship Programs to increase the number of skilled minority and women employees in the construction trades
    • Work with the community to establish and develop construction recruitment, training, and retention programs

    Construction Workforce Workshop

    Coming soon. 

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