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Home » Construction jobs, wages grow, but industry officials see challenges

Construction jobs, wages grow, but industry officials see challenges

March 11, 2025
TCAJOB Staff
Construction underway on apartments along Bradley Boulevard in Richland. (Photo by Scott Butner Photography)

The nationwide labor market and wages are continuing their upward trend, and the construction industry is playing a big role.

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