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Immigration-Related Workforce Instability and Its Impact on Residential Construction Operations in California
Labor availability has become a major challenge for California’s residential construction industry, especially as immigration policies change and its workforce becomes more unstable. Most past research looks at overall labor statistics and industry trends, but not at how these issues affect construc
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