California and Hawaii Add Most Jobs for the Year, North Dakota Has Biggest Actual and Percentage Declines; Washington and California Top Monthly List of Gainers, Texas and Maine Have Largest One-Month Decreases
Nation’s Top Construction Officials Says Federal Officials Would Have Done More to Improve Workplace Safety By Finding Ways to Get More Firms to Comply with the Current Standard
The chief executive officer of the Associated General Contractors of America issued the following statement today in response to the release of a final federal regulation governing exposure to silica by the U.S. Department of Labor today:
Sundt Construction Inc. Wins Willis Towers Watson Construction Safety Excellence Awards Grand Prize as 51 Other Companies Win Awards for Quality Construction Safety Programs
Anaheim-Santa Ana-Irvine and El Centro, Calif. Top Growth List; Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas, and Odessa, Texas Have Largest Declines, Followed by Many Other Energy-Producing Metro Areas
Construction Industry’s Charitable Group, AGC Charities, Names Organization as the Grand Award Winner of the AGC in the Community Award under the Member Category
California and Hawaii Add Most Jobs for the Year, North Dakota Has Biggest Year-over-Year Declines; Tennessee and Florida Top Monthly List of Gainers, Virginia and Kansas Have Largest One-Month Drop
Barnard Construction Company of Bozeman, Mont. Wins Associated General Contractors of America’s Alliant Build America Grand Award and Merit Award for Marvin M. Black Partnering Excellence
Sluggish Growth in Nonresidential Construction Sectors is at Odds with Growing Nonresidential Construction Spending, May Indicate Contractors Having a Hard Time Finding Qualified Workers to Meet Demand
Nearly All Private Segments Recorded Robust 12-Month Gains as Total Spending Reaches Seven-Year High; Favorable Weather Compared to January 2015 May Have Contributed to Outsized Jump in Highway Spending
