In 2024, a significant decline in construction overdose and suicide deaths was observed, offering a hopeful outlook for industry workers and stakeholders. According to new data, efforts to improve mental health support and implement stringent safety measures in construction sites have contributed to this positive trend. The construction industry, once plagued by high rates of opioid overdose and mental health struggles due to its high-stress environments and demanding work, is benefiting from targeted interventions and increased awareness campaigns. Employers have taken proactive steps by providing access to mental health resources, enhancing workplace safety protocols, and promoting a culture of open communication. These initiatives aim to support workers’ well-being, ultimately reducing incidents that lead to tragic outcomes. This promising data highlights the importance of continued investment in mental health and safety programs, ensuring the well-being of construction workers nationwide. As the industry moves forward, these strategies are crucial in building a safer, healthier work environment.
Construction Owners ClubNew data shows return policies are deterring shoppers at checkout
February 17, 2026
A recent report highlights a growing ‘Returns Revolt’ among online shoppers, where restrictive return policies are significantly impacting e-commerce sales. According to the study, released