AGC: Construction industry adds jobs in December
According to an Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) survey, contractors expect to hire more employees in 2024 but are struggling to find enough qualified workers.
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According to an Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) survey, contractors expect to hire more employees in 2024 but are struggling to find enough qualified workers.
Read MoreKen Simonson, chief economist at the Associated General Contractors of America, says he was pleasantly surprised by the performance of ready-mixed concrete and cement in 2023.
Read MoreThe Associated General Contractors of America’s Ken Simonson shares his thoughts on the current state of industry employment.
Read MoreAssociated General Contractors of America chief economist Ken Simonson discusses the types of projects that will drive nonresidential construction in the coming year.
Read MoreFunds from the Infrastructure Investment & Jobs Act (IIJA) have been doled out to different projects at different rates. See what Ken Simonson with the Associated General Contractors of America anticipates from funding in 2024.
Read MoreKen Simonson, chief economist with the Associated General Contractors of America, looks at what trends emerged in the construction industry in 2023 and how those trends could play out in the coming year.
Read MoreAssociated General Contractors of America’s chief economist Ken Simonson says the U.S. will likely avoid a recession in 2024, but ongoing worldwide concerns need to be monitored.
Read MoreWhile the Federal Reserve opted to not raise interest rates in September, Ken Simonson with the Associated General Contractors of America foresees additional increases early in 2024.
Read MoreTwenty four states added construction jobs from March to April this year. From April 2022, 42 states have increased their construction employment.
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