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Construction One of the Top Industries with Uninsured Workers
Construction accounts for 11 of the 20 professions with the highest shares of workers without health insurance
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[APP] Track Individual and Team Work, Communication with Asana Mobile App
Asana users can organize tasks and projects, manage to-do lists, get updates from coworkers and more, all on their mobile devices
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AEM Urges: Lift Steel Tariffs to Support Manufacturers
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
"The best thing President Trump can do to mitigate the negative impact of these tariffs for equipment manufacturers is to end them immediately," says AEM president
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8 Keys to Keeping Senior Leaders in the Loop Without Stepping on Toes
These techniques can empower senior leaders and their direct reports and strengthen confidence and trust in one another
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3 Construction Industry Trends for 2018
MSI Data highlights three of the biggest trends construction contractors should prepare for this year to stay ahead of the competition
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New Construction Starts Recede 3% in February on Weaker Public Works, Utilities
Dodge Construction Network
Nonbuilding construction comprised of public works and electric utilities/gas plants fell 23% while nonresidential building grew 5%
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[VIDEO] AGC Warns Metals Tariffs Imperil Contractors’ Financial Health
Steel and aluminum tariffs could make infrastructure less affordable, foil economic growth efforts and imperil contractors' financial health; plus more construction industry news on the March 22, 2018, edition of Construction News Tracker
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Federal Spending Bill to Boost Infrastructure by $21.2B
Republicans and Democrats have agreed on a fiscal 2018 spending bill that increases federal infrastructure spending by $21.2 billion. Highways will get a $3.5 billion boost under the bill's terms, and spending on airports will increase by $1 billion.
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US Housing Starts Slip In February
Wells Fargo Construction
The 7.0% drop was all caused by the volatile multifamily sector’s 26.1% plunge, counterbalanced by a 2.9% rise in single-family starts
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Positive February Architecture Billings Index Encouraging for 2018 Outlook
American Institute of Architects
Despite a 2.7 drop in architecture billings, the Architecture Billings Index has remained above 50 for five consecutive months
The ABI moderated to 52.0 in February from 54.7 in January. Any score above 50 is consistent with growth in billings, and the index has remained above this threshold for 11 of the past 12 months.
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Constructech Unveils 2018's Top Commercial Products
Constructech
Winning products can help enable construction companies to derive greater insights into business operations in 2018, ultimately improving processes and the bottomline
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Construction Unemployment Rates Down in All 50 States
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
A 7.3% January 2018 not seasonally adjusted (NSA) national construction unemployment rate was down 2.1% from January 2017 and the lowest national January rate on record
This January's 7.3% not seasonally adjusted national construction unemployment rate is lowest national January rate on record.
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