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Home » Rate of construction salary growth to slow in new year

Rate of construction salary growth to slow in new year

Alternative compensation strategies reflect industry pressure

December 19, 2024
Erica Bullock
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Tricia Galvano, partner at Moss Adams, says construction companies are finding alternative ways to attract workers during ongoing labor shortages.

| Erica Bullock

Construction industry wage growth is expected to grow at a rate greater than inflation, but at a slower rate than seen in previous years.


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