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United State of America - Payroll rose by 372,000 jobs in the United States. The unemployment rate stayed at 3.6% in June, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Professional, business, leisure, and health care saw job gains while the number of unemployed remained at 5.9 million. Before the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, these metrics…

United States of America - Bureau Of Labor Statistics released it's April Payroll Data today. Economic signals show strong signs of industrial strength with Manufacturing, Transportation and Warehousing showing some of the strongest gains. PAYROLL FACTS FOR APRIL 2022 In April 2022, manufacturing created 55,000 jobs. Durable goods…

United States Of America - Payroll, on an upward steady path, beat expectations adding 455,000 jobs from February to March. Strong labor shortage headwinds continue to be a struggle on all fronts but strong movement in trade school investment and overall worker and training program management are beginning to reach people and workers as the country…

Washington DC - The Payroll Report from the BLS was far from optimistic across the board undermining the theory if unemployment benefits were cut payrolls would rise. Although the Nation as a whole saw a report that was far less then predicted the AEC related segments show promise. Segments in the construction related indicators compiled by…

Thursday September 09 2021Jobs DataActualPreviousConsensusForecast07:30 AMUSInitial Jobless Claims 04/SEP310K345K 335K336K07:30 AMUSJobless Claims 4-week Average SEP/04339.5K356.25K 344.75K07:30 AMUSContinuing Jobless Claims 28/AUG2783K2805K 2744K2743K

Washington, D.C. - Initial jobless claims likely fell to a new pandemic low of 363 thousand last week, the fourth consecutive decline, indicating that the US labor market is continuing to recover even as several US states battle to handle rising coronavirus cases due to the spread of the Delta variety. Nonetheless, weekly new claims are…

WARRINGTON, Pennsylvania – Roofing Contractor, Pro Com Roofing & Construction Services Corp., was ordered to pay $179K for violated labor laws. The Department of Labor and OSHA have shown increased enforcement this year and contractors should know that nothing is off the table when it comes to safety. Accidental falls are one of the most…

“The Davis-Bacon and Related Acts directs the U.S. Department of Labor to set prevailing wage rates that reflect the actual wages and fringe benefits paid to construction workers in the county where the work takes place,” said Wage and Hour District Director Reed Trone in Kansas City, Kansas. “The more contractors and interested parties who…

The plumbing contractor, O'Connell, caused the IRS a $550,000 total tax loss On the early hours of March 24, 2021, a Montana businessman, Thomas O’Connell, pleaded guilty toemployment tax fraud. O’Connell owned and ran Quality Plumbing and Heating, Orbit Plumbing andHeating, and Orbit PHC, all in Great Falls, Montana. Court…

The new JOLTS program experimentally estimates job openings, hires, total separations, quits, layoffs and discharges among selected industries in the United States. The 2020 year has brought great financial uncertainty and economic fluctuations. The Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) program experimentally estimates job…

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTOR FALSIFIED PAYROLL RECORDS MANCHESTER, NH - Hampstead construction contractor, Facades, Inc., was found to have violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by paying straight time wages in lieu of time-and-one-half. The Wage and Hour Unit of the United States Department of Labor concluded that…

Per Department Of Labor All states are eligible to apply for State Apprenticeship Expansion The U.S. Department of Labor has announced an expansion of $87.5 million in grants to Registered Apprenticeships. Approximately $40 million of said funds will be gifted to states which have implemented diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts and…

Alongside the destructive economic impact the coronavirus has manifested throughout the year, uncertainty in regards to the construction industry still reigns prominent. Business operations and functions now fluctuate to a distinguishable degree throughout the United States. We go into the statistics released today from the U.S. Bureau of Labor…

ALERT: Construction remains in the ring regardless of Corona shutdowns as unemployment ticks down to 6.7%. Construction gained 27,000 jobs in November but still shy of its 279,000 February level. Residential specialty trade contractors added 14,000 jobs while heavy and civil engineering saw an additional 10,000 jobs. Signs point to…

“The outcome of this investigation reminds all employers to review their responsibilities under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act,” said Wage and Hour Division District Director Nicole Sellers in Austin, Texas. “We encourage employers and employees to call us for assistance to learn the requirements under the new law and to use our…