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Construction crew solves the Salem mystery of St....
Posted by Wayne Grayson on May 17, 2013
Credit: Planning Office for Urban Affairs For 64 years people in Salem, Massachusetts wondered "Where did St. Joseph go?" Between 1911 ...
Skilled construction worker shortage already stifling...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on May 17, 2013
It looks like Executive Editor Tom Jackson's fear of construction's current labor shortage stifling the economic recovery is already coming ...
VIDEO: Spire-mounted camera captures ascent to the top...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on May 15, 2013
Nearly two weeks ago, as construction workers looked on with pride, the spire was lifted to the top of the ...
Lower pay, higher costs, immigration enforcement...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on May 09, 2013
Daniel Fregoso, a supervisor at Joseph Holt Plastering Inc. of Corona, makes about $10 an hour less than he ...
Scaffolding failure sends Louisiana construction...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on May 06, 2013
Credit: WAFB Three construction workers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana likely have a whole new appreciation for life ropes after a ...
Construction jobs limited to 15k visas per year under...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on Apr 01, 2013
The path toward a final deal on immigration reform has likely been cleared now that the country's business and labor ...
VIDEO: Letterman’s Top Ten features...
Posted by Wayne Grayson on Mar 27, 2013
We won't waste much of your time explaining this one so you can get right to the video. On "The ...
Why construction unions are wrong in fighting...
Posted by Tom Jackson on Mar 26, 2013
Ah politics! Strange bedfellows. Even stranger enemies. One would think the universal brotherhood of union workers would welcome with solidarity the ...
Undocumented workers make up half of Texas’...
Posted by Tom Jackson on Feb 26, 2013
A report released Thursday alleges that half of the construction workers in Texas are undocumented, aka illegal aliens. Why is nobody ...
No Big Gulp for you burly man
Posted by Tom Jackson on Jun 01, 2012
By now you’ve probably seen the news that nanny mayor Michael Bloomberg has banned the sale of sugary drinks larger ...
Good news, bad news on construction employment front
Posted by Equipment World Staff on May 04, 2012
The construction industry lost 2,000 jobs in April, following similar declines of 3,000 in March and 1,000 in February, but ...
AGC: Construction fatalities decline by nearly 10...
Posted by Equipment World Staff on Aug 25, 2011
The number of construction fatalities declined by nearly 10 percent between 2009 and 2010 and by almost 40 percent during ...





