Construction Industry’s Election Fund Also Provides the Maximum Contribution to Support the Senator’s Reelection Campaign Noting Her Advocacy for the Industry
Construction Industry’s Election Fund Also Provides the Maximum Contribution to Support the Senator’s Reelection Campaign Noting Her Advocacy for the Industry
Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, Texas and Baton Rouge, La. Lead in Year-over-Year Job Gains, While Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, Ga. and Anchorage, Alaska Have Worst Number and Percentage of Losses
Construction Industry’s Election Fund, the AGC PAC, Contributes in Support of the Rogers Campaign, Noting His Strong Backing of Key Construction Issues
Louisiana Has Largest Number and Percentage of Gains from September 2025 to September 2026, While Georgia and Alaska Trail; Oregon and Rhode Island Top Monthly Gainers, While Wisconsin and Alaska Experience the Worst Losses
Construction Firms Getting Hit With ‘Double Whammy’ of Rising Materials and Fuel Costs and Delayed Delivery Schedules for Steel Components While Soft Demand Makes it Hard for Firms to Raise Bid Prices
Industry Employment Rises by 1.3% and Hourly Wages Climb by 4.3%, Outpacing Overall Labor Market; Sharp Decline in Number of Jobseekers with Construction Experience Underscores Difficulty in Adding to Job Gains
Latest Data Show Several Major Segments Stabilized or Increased in August; Association Notes Risks from Limited Labor Availability, Rising Materials and Interest Costs, and Delays in Federal Highway Funding
