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Construction Employment Increases in 27 States From September to October as Surge in Job Openings Shows Need for More Workers
CONSTRUCTION EMPLOYMENT INCREASES IN 27 STATES FROM SEPTEMBER TO OCTOBER AS SURGE IN JOB OPENINGS SHOWS NEED FOR MORE WORKERS
Construction Bid Prices Jump In October Amid Mixed Costs For Materials As Contractors Cope With Supply-Chain, Labor Availability Challenges
Association Officials Caution that Higher Construction Costs Could Undermine Demand for Projects, Urge Biden Administration to Remove Tariffs on Key Materials, Continue to Untangle Supply Chains
Construction Employment Grows In 269 Of 358 Metro Areas From September 2021 To 2022 But Looming Challenges Imperil Future Gains
Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas and Provo-Orem, Utah Have Largest 12-Month Gains; While Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, Fla. Has Lost the Most Total Jobs and Has the Fastest Rate of Annual Decline
Construction Adds Only 1,000 Employees In October As Firms Struggle To Find More Workers To Hire Amid Tight Labor Conditions For The Sector
Construction 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 Careers
Construction Spending Ticks Up In September Driven By Nonresidential Construction, Despite Drop In Public-Sector Activity For The Month
Construction Spending Hits $1.811 Trillion in September Driven by Big Boosts in Annual Manufacturing, Lodging & Commercial Activity, Transportation Investments Lag as Regulations Bog Down Infrastructure
AGC PAC: The Associated General Contractors Of America Political Action Committee Endorses Adam Laxalt For U.S. Senate
Construction Industry’s Election Fund Also Provides the Maximum Contribution to Support Mr. Laxalt’s Campaign Noting His Long-Time Support for Common Sense, Pro-Growth Measures