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Construction Worker Quits Hit Their Highest Level Since Early 2023. Now Contractors Are Bracing for Higher Costs

By Moses Jeanfrancois Inc.
Construction Worker Quits Hit Their Highest Level Since Early 2023. Now Contractors Are Bracing for Higher Costs

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Contractors are struggling to hold onto skilled workers as data-center construction increases competition.

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