AGC Joins Calls for More H-2B Visas
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The Associated General Contractors of America is joining industry voices calling for an increase in H-2B temporary visa allocations to address workforce shortages in construction. The construction sector relies on these visas to fill seasonal and specialized labor positions when domestic workers are unavailable.
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