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The Keys to Attracting and Retaining Construction Talent
Skilled workers are in high demand, so firms must stand out in their methods for attracting workers. Check out our tips for engaging prospective talent, and retaining the most valuable employees.
By Kevin Clary and Matt Bertman
March 7, 2019
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by Kevin Clary
Kevin Clary is the vice president of risk management for Amerisure. To learn more about Amerisure’s product suite for businesses in the construction industry, and its fleet safety capabilities, click here.
by Matt Bertman
Matt Bertman is the director of organizational development at Amerisure Mutual Insurance Company. To learn more about Amerisure’s current job openings, and its employee value proposition, click here.
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