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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
November 27, 2022
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The construction industry added only 1,000 employees in October while it continued to boost wages for hourly workers, as firms compete to hire from a small labor pool, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of new government data. Association officials said the small increase in construction employment is an indication of how hard it has become for construction firms to find qualified workers to hire.


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Review of Walls and Ceilings Plaster and Drywall Roundtable

Walls & Ceilings held a contractor roundtable at this year’s Southeastern Annual Trade Show & Convention to bring together subcontractors to talk about the industry, business, issues and opportunities.
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Lindsay Lewis
Lindsay Lewis
September 1, 2013
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Taking advantage of what would be a large concentration of very successful businesses gathered in one spot, Walls & Ceilings carefully selected seven special wall and ceiling contractors together for a roundtable at this year’s Florida Wall & Ceiling Contractors Association Southeastern Annual Trade Show & Convention.
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