Florida and Rhode Island Lead in Monthly Job Gains, While Texas and Colorado Have Largest Decreases; California and North Dakota Top List of Year-over-Year Gains, While…
Read MoreNew Data Shows the Construction Industry Continues to Struggle to Offset Rising Prices for Materials and Subcontractor Services, As Price Decline in Latest Month Fails…
Read MoreNew Videos Featuring Stories from Workers Who Overcame Challenges are Part of the Associated General Contractors of America’s Efforts to Address High Rates of Suicide…
Read MoreBut Record-Tying Low Unemployment Rate of 3.9 Percent and Elevated Number of Job Openings Suggest Construction Industry Continues to Fall Short of Hiring as Many Workers…
Read MoreConstruction Spending Declines 0.3 Percent from September with Decreases for Residential, Commercial, Highway, and Manufacturing Segments; Contractors Fill Less Than Half the Open Positions in…
Read MoreHouston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas and Provo-Orem, Utah Post the Largest Year-over-Year Gains; Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, Fla. and Baton Rouge, La. Experience the Worst Decreases over 12 Months Construction employment…
Read MoreNew York and North Dakota Add the Most Jobs, While Pennsylvania and Louisiana Have Largest Decreases;Open Positions at End of September Exceeds Total Number of…
Read MoreAssociation Officials Caution that Higher Construction Costs Could Undermine Demand for Projects, Urge Biden Administration to Remove Tariffs on Key Materials, Continue to Untangle Supply…
Read MoreConstruction Pay Continues to Increase as Average Hourly Earnings Hits $35.27, as Industry Officials Push for Measures to Encourage More People to Pursue High-Paying Construction…
Read MoreConstruction Spending Hits $1.811 Trillion in September Driven by Big Boosts in Annual Manufacturing, Lodging & Commercial Activity, Transportation Investments Lag as Regulations Bog Down…
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