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Construction firm accused by AG of misleading homeowners, taking $500K in 'Ponzi scheme' - Vimarsana News

Construction firm accused by AG of misleading homeowners, taking $500K in 'Ponzi scheme'

Southers Construction, still in operation, allegedly hired untrained sales staff and took customer deposits without performing work

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PHDC, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, AND JEVS' ORLEANS TECHNICAL COLLEGE HOST 3RD BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION HIRING FAIR - Vimarsana News

PHDC, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, AND JEVS' ORLEANS TECHNICAL COLLEGE HOST 3RD BUILDING TRADES AND CONSTRUCTION HIRING FAIR

Contractors, Developers, and Businesses across the City seek persons skilled in the trades WHO: Philadelphia Housing Development Corporation (PHDC), The City...

Contractors Optimistic about 2023 Construction Outlook - Vimarsana News

Contractors Optimistic about 2023 Construction Outlook

/PRNewswire/ -- Carolinas AGC (CAGC) announces that the construction outlook for 2023 looks to be good! On January 4, AGC of America and Sage released its 2023...

Construction Employment Down in January, But Pay Was Up in 21 - Vimarsana News

Construction Employment Down in January, But Pay Was Up in 21

Construction employment dipped by 5,000 jobs between December and January even though hourly pay rose at a record pace in the past year, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) of government data.

Construction employment dips in January despite record rise in wages, falling unemployment - Vimarsana News

Construction employment dips in January despite record rise in wages, falling unemployment

Construction employment dipped by 5,000 jobs between December and January even though hourly pay rose at a record pace in the past year, according to an analysis by the Associated General Contractors of America of government data released today. Association officials said future job gains are at risk from several factors that are slowing projects, as detailed in the Construction Inflation Alert that it will post on February 7.