Nearly 200K construction workers quit in September, the most in over 3 years
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Nearly 200,000 construction workers quit in September, marking the highest monthly exodus in over three years according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data. The trend signals contractors are struggling to retain their workforce and facing intensifying labor competition.
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The Bureau of Labor Statistics hiring data points at a continuation of a recent trend: Contractors are desperate to hold onto the workers they have.
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