According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 2 percent of HVAC employees are women.

One of the hardest things to do in this business is to hire effectively. Get comfortable with taking some risk, be patient, and mentor.

Learning trade skills, such as HVAC repair, helps improve the employability of former inmates, benefitting them and society.

Last summer, ACCA members promised a total of 75,000 training opportunities toward the program’s overall total at the time. Here’s an update.

Contractors are seeking a new source of fresh and willing talent. Cue high school students.

Angie Simon discussed how SMACNA is working to close the labor gap through creative recruitment efforts.

Here are three ways to prepare an HVAC company for whatever situation presents itself in the future.

NAWB and SMACNA believe that collaboration is an effective way workforce development boards and the industry can meet their respective objectives.

A new website, IgniteYourCareer.com, is being rolled out and will serve as the “digital hub” of this comprehensive campaign.

Starting an HVAC service business requires thorough planning. After a while, more problems and challenges pop up one after the other.