Average Construction Pay Hits $35.81 an Hour as Recently Released Survey Results Indicate Firms Would Likely Have Hired Even More Workers if they Could Find…
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Read More94 Percent of Construction Firms Report Having a Hard Time Finding Workers to Hire, Undermining Efforts to Build Infrastructure & Other Projects As Industry Calls…
Read MoreHouston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas and Anchorage, Alaska Have Highest Number and Percentage of Year-over-Year Job Gains, While New York City and Duluth, Minn.-Wis. Experience Worst Job…
Read MoreFlorida and Alaska Top Lists of Numerical and Percentage 12-Month Gains, While New York and Maine Lag; Florida and Tennessee Post Highest Monthly Increases, While New…
Read MoreAverage Construction Pay Hits $35.77 an Hour as Firms Work to Hire Enough People to Keep Pace with Demand, Construction Officials Urge Public Officials to…
Read MoreConstruction Spending Dropped to a Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate of$2.148 trillion in June as Construction Officials Urge Biden Administration to Ease Regulatory Barriers for Infrastructure…
Read MoreTue, 07/30/2024 – 11:45 Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas and Lawton, Okla. Experience Highest Number and Percentage of Year-over-Year Job Gains, While New York City and Duluth,…
Read MoreFri, 07/19/2024 – 13:01 Texas and Alaska Top Lists of Numerical and Percentage Year-over-Year Gains, While New York and D.C. Lag; Texas, Nevada Lead in Number…
Read MoreFri, 07/05/2024 – 10:36 Most of the Construction Gains Occurred in the Nonresidential Construction Sector While Firms Now Pay Workers Nearly 19 Percent More Compared…
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