Construction Employment Rises By 9,000 In April As Nonresidential Hiring Offsets Residential Declines And Average Hourly Pay Rises To $38.73
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Construction employment grew by 9,000 jobs in April as nonresidential building projects ramped up hiring despite continued weakness in residential construction. Average hourly wages climbed to $38.73, reflecting ongoing labor market pressures across the industry.
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