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Find out which states are the strongest for construction employment in this year-to-year analysis from Associated Builders and Contractors.

Construction workers quit their jobs at a faster rate than they were laid off or discharged for the 18th consecutive month in August.

As construction prices incrementally dropped last month, contractors are expressing confidence in their sales, profit margins and staffing in the coming six months.

Construction workers quit their jobs at a faster rate than they were laid off or discharged for the 17th consecutive month in July, according to the Associated Builders and Contractors.

Federal contractors, with some exceptions, will be required to get fully vaccinated against COVID-19 when working for the government.

Although the risks of a recession remain elevated, roofing contractors may be relieved that inflation seems to have peaked, according to ABC's analysis.

This was the third month in a row that all states posted construction unemployment rates below 10%.

It's no secret contractors have been impacted by massive increases, but economic experts say recent data shows peak inflation may have been achieved, leading to lower prices moving forward.

Construction workers again quit their jobs at a faster rate than they were laid off or discharged in May.

According to ABC, the marketplace still favors employees as opposed to employers, with construction workers quitting their jobs at a faster rate than they were laid off or discharged in April.