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Following a recent meeting of the Floor Covering Leadership Council in Dalton, we sat down with Mohawk Industries’ Tom Lape to get his take on the characteristics of the installation situation.
INSTALL meets the problem of retention in the floor covering industry head on through a combination of competitive benefits, growth opportunities, and a lifelong dedication to training.
Members of the Floor Covering Leadership Council will hear the final results of research aimed at understanding the scope of the installation skilled labor deficit, at the International Certified Flooring Installers Association’s 25th anniversary convention, Aug. 15-17 in Orlando, Fla.
Coverings, the largest international tile & stone exhibition in North America, has announced its new honorees for the annual “Rock Stars” Emerging Leaders Program.
Flooring Solutions, Inc. (FSI), a full-service flooring contractor serving northern California, was named one of the 100 fastest growing privately held companies in the Bay Area for the second year in a row.
Construction activity in the southern United States is booming. In Texas and Tennessee alone, construction now generates more dollars annually than it did before the Great Recession. Unfortunately economic hardships, few or no opportunities for career advancement, unstable work, injuries and even death on the job are commonplace for most construction workers in the South.
