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Rapidly rising hourly earnings enabled the construction industry to add 36,000 employees in May, but a record number of job openings going into the month suggests contractors want to hire even more workers, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of new government data. Association officials said firms would have hired even more workers if they could find more people willing to work in the sector.

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A study published on Thursday, May 19 by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), in partnership with the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC), sheds new light on the relationship of architects and contractors and the needs of both professions.

Contractor Magazine

A review of 2018-2021 Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) surveys of more than 5,000 member firms nationwide reveals that nonunion construction firms are facing significantly greater workforce supply problems than their union counterparts, and that these problems preceded the COVID-19 pandemic.

The surveys, which include responses from 1,768 union contractors and 3,893 nonunion contractors.

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Constructor Magazine

For the first time in several years, the "R" word has started being spoken in polite company. Do contractors now have to start worrying about a recession, in addition to cost increases, supply-chain delays and worker shortages? Fortunately, no.

Signs are abundant that there is still plenty of demand for many types of projects. 

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First Round of Scholarship Awards Will Be Made for the 2022-23 School Year, Annually After That as Part of Broader Effort to Make the Construction Industry More Diverse and Inclusive

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