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Construction Labor Costs Rise 3.8% Despite Broader Economic Cooling

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Employment Cost Index shows construction bucking trend of moderating wage growth in Q3 The construction industry is charting its own course in the labor market, with wages and benefits climbing even as most sectors show signs of cooling. While the broader economy continues to ease pressure on compensation costs, construction workers are commanding higher pay […]

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