Associated General Contractors of America

Two-Thirds of Major Metros Add Construction Jobs in 2021

Further employment gains continue to be impacted by the widespread labor shortage, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.

Two-Thirds of Major Metros Add Construction Jobs on Year-Over-Year Basis in November

AGC: Construction Employment Growth Lags in Majority of Country

AGC: Construction Levels Below Pre-Pandemic Levels in Nearly 80% of States

AGC: COVID-19 Delta Variant Threatens Construction Employment Growth

Construction Employment Below Pre-Pandemic Levels in 39 States

AGC: Construction Employment Dips in 40 States From April to May

Construction Employment Lower Than Pre-Pandemic Levels in One-Third of Nation’s Metros

Construction Employment Declines in 203 Metros Between March 2020 and March 2021

Construction Employment Decreases in Majority of Major Metros Between February 2020 and February 2021

February Construction Employment Trails Pre-Pandemic Levels in 44 States

AGC: Construction Employment Below Pre-Pandemic Levels in 34 States

AGC: Shrinking List of Project Starts Begin to Force Layoffs

Construction Employment Decreases in 75% of States Since Start of Pandemic

AGC Survey: More Firms Report Project Cancellations Than Starts

Construction Employment Tops February Peaks in Just Eight States

Construction Employment Decreases in 39 States Between August 2019 and August 2020

AGC: COVID-19 Has Caused Significant Project Delays and Cancellation

Construction Employment Decreases in 26 States From June to July

House Votes to Pass the Moving Forward Act

Construction Employment Increased in 329 Metro Areas in May

House Introduces $1.5 Trillion Infrastructure Bill

Construction Employment Increases in 45 States Between April and May

AGC: Construction Activity Returning to Pre-COVID-19 Levels in Some Areas of the Country

Construction Jobs Rise By Nearly Half a Million in May

Construction Employment Decreases in 326 Metros in April

AGC: Demand Deteriorating for Construction Projects

AGC: PPP Allowing Firms to Retain Workers Amid Declining Demand

AGC: Impact of Coronavirus Causes Share of Firms Laying Off Employees to Increase

Survey: Two in Five Contractors Report Coronavirus-Related Delays or Cancellations

Construction Employment Increases in 34 States and Washington, D.C., in 2019

Construction Employment Increases in 226 Metros in Past 12 Months

Most Construction Companies Plan to Add Workers in 2020 Amid Skilled Labor Shortage

Construction Employment Increases in 39 States and D.C. Between September 2018 and September 2019

Construction Employment Rises in 252 Metros

Eight in Ten Contractors Report Difficulty Finding Qualified Workers

Construction Employment Increases in 39 States and D.C. YOY

Construction Employment Rises in 255 Metros Since July 2019

Construction Employment Increases in 249 Metros Year Over Year

Construction Employment Increases in 38 States Year Over Year

Construction Employment Increased in 44 States Year Over Year in January

Construction Employment Grows in 273 Metro Areas in 2018

Construction Employment Up in 43 States, D.C. in 2018

Eight in Ten Construction Firms Plan to Expand Headcount in 2019

Construction Employment Rises Year Over Year

Construction Employment Continues to Rise Year to Year

In a Strained Labor Market, the Construction Workforce Continues to Age

Construction Employment Rises in 45 States, D.C. in Past Year

Construction Costs Keep Soaring

“Employee Rights” Signage Rule Again Challenged