Labor Burden

Construction Employment Increases in 232 Metros Since February 2018

Monroe, Mich., added largest percentage of jobs in the past 12 months, while Danville, Ill., experienced the largest percentage decrease in construction jobs, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.

Construction Employment Increases in 37 States Over Past 12 Months

Construction Employment Increases in 275 Metro Areas Year Over Year

If You’re Thinking “This Time’s No Different Than Ever,” Think Again

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

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

Construction’s No. 1 Unsolved Mystery: Productivity

Here’s How the Labor Shortage is Impacting Housing, By the Numbers

We Home Builders Do a “Poor Job” Drawing In Next Generation Talent: Former Exec

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

Ladder of Opportunity

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

Building’s Number One Pain Point

Building Cycle Times Lose a Step as Jobs Go Unfilled

Six Myths & Fallacies of the Construction Labor Crisis

ICE Takes Aim at Construction’s Immigrants

Labor Costs Reach Highest Level in Nearly Three Years

Trump and the Labor Shortage

Construction Industry Cited in Human Trafficking Study