The best-paying cities for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}

6 September 2020

September 6, 2020 6:30 PM

{Construction|Building|Building And Construction} {Coverage|Protection}, LatticepPublishing.com

{Posted|Published}: September 6, 2020 6:30 PM

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{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} According to {recently|just recently} {released|launched} {data|information} from the U.S. Census Bureau, {total|overall} {construction|building|building and construction} {spending|costs} in the United States {amounted to|totaled up to} $667.9 billion{during|throughout} the {first|very first} {six|6} months of 2020. While this {total|overall} represents a 5 percent {increase|boost} over the {same|exact same|very same} {period|duration} in 2019, {spending|costs} {has|has actually} {decreased|reduced} by about $86 billion {since|because|considering that|given that} the {onset|beginning|start} of the pandemic in February.

{Despite|In spite of|Regardless of} the {overall|general|total} {decline|decrease}, in some {instances|circumstances}, {construction|building|building and construction} activity has {actually|really|in fact} {been able to|had the ability to} {ramp up|increase} as {a result|an outcome} of quarantine {measures|steps|procedures} throughout the {country|nation}. {{For example|For instance}, {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} in San Francisco {took advantage of|benefited from|made the most of} a 35 percent {decline|decrease} in {regular|routine} weekday traffic to {replace|change} an 800-foot-long bridge {portion|part} of Highway 101.|{Construction|Building|Building and construction} {workers|employees} in San Francisco took {advantage|benefit} of a 35 percent {decline|decrease} in {regular|routine} weekday traffic to {replace|change} an 800-foot-long bridge {portion|part} of Highway 101.} This {project|job|task}, {originally|initially} slated for July, {began|started} {several|a number of|numerous} months early and was {completed|finished} in less than {two|2} {full|complete} weeks.

Still, {since|because|considering that|given that} February, the {construction|building|building and construction} {industry|market} has lost 444,000 {jobs|tasks}. While much of the {labor force|workforce|manpower} {has|has actually} been strained {amidst|in the middle of} {widespread|extensive|prevalent} lockdowns {beginning|starting} in March, {historical|historic} records {show|reveal} that {recessions|economic downturns|economic crises} tend to be {especially|particularly|specifically} challenging for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}. {During|Throughout} the Great {Recession|Economic downturn|Economic crisis}, {total|overall} {construction|building|building and construction} {employment|work} experienced {a decline|a decrease} of about 20 percent over {a span|a period} of {just|simply} 19 months. Encouragingly, {total|overall} {construction|building|building and construction} {employment|work} numbers {have|have actually} experienced {a slight|a small|a minor} uptick in the {past|previous} {three|3} months, following {increases|boosts} in {residential|domestic|property} {building|structure} {permits|allows}and {new|brand-new} {home|house} sales, {two|2} strong {indicators|signs|indications} of {continued|ongoing} {growth|development} in {construction|building|building and construction} {employment|work}.

{Despite|In spite of|Regardless of} being {highly|extremely} reactive to {broader|wider|more comprehensive} {economic|financial} {trends|patterns}, the {construction|building|building and construction} {industry|market} {generally|typically|normally|usually} compensates its {workers|employees} well, {especially|particularly|specifically} when {considering|thinking about} that {few|couple of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}have a postsecondary degree. According to the Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data}’ 2019 Occupational {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data}(OES){survey|study}, on {a national|a nationwide} level, {full|complete}- and part-time wage and {salary|income|wage} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} {earn|make} {a median|an average|a mean|a typical} of $47,430 {per year|annually|each year}, which {is about|has to do with} 19 percent more than the {median|average|mean|typical} wage of $39,810 for all {occupations|professions}. For {reference|recommendation|referral}, all full-time {workers|employees} in the U.S. with {only|just} a high school diploma {earn|make} about $38,800 {annually|yearly|every year|each year}, and those with less than a high school degree {earn|make} {just|simply} under $31,000.

At the state level, the Midwest {claims|declares} the {highest|greatest} {median|average|mean|typical} {wages|salaries|earnings|incomes} for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}. After {adjusting|changing} for {cost|expense} of living, Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Ohio all rank {among|amongst} the highest-paying states for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}. Alaska and Hawaii are {also|likewise} {among|amongst} the best-paying cities for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}. Illinois pays the most with {a median|an average|a mean|a typical} adjusted wage of $71,111, compared to a low of {just|simply} $38,151 in Florida. Southern states such as Mississippi, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and the Carolinas all pay less than $45,000 {per year|annually|each year}.

To {determine|identify|figure out} which {metropolitan areas|cities} are the best-paying for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}, {researchers|scientists} at {Construction|Building|Building and construction} {Coverage|Protection}, {a review|an evaluation} {site|website} for {construction|building|building and construction} management {software|software application} and {commercial|industrial|business} {auto|car|automobile|vehicle} {insurance|insurance coverage}, {analyzed|evaluated|examined} {data|information} from the U.S. Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data}’ Occupational {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data}{survey|study}. For each {metro|city}, {researchers|scientists} {calculated|determined|computed} the adjusted {median|average|mean|typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} by {factoring in|considering} the relative {cost|expense} of living. The report {also|likewise} {includes|consists of} the unadjusted {median|average|mean|typical} {wages|salaries|earnings|incomes} of {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} and all {workers|employees}, {as well as|in addition to|along with} the {total|overall} {number of|variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} {employed|utilized|used}, and the {cost|expense} of living.

To {improve|enhance} {relevance|significance|importance}, {only|just} {metropolitan areas|cities} with more than 100,000 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners} were {included|consisted of} in the analysis. Metros were {grouped|organized} into the following {cohorts|accomplices|mates|friends|associates} {based on|based upon} population:

{Large|Big} {metro|city}: more than 1,000,000 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners}
Midsize {metros|cities}: 350,000– 999,999 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners}
{Small|Little} {metros|cities}: 100,000– 349,999 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners}

{Similar|Comparable} to the state-level analysis {discussed|talked about|gone over} above, Midwest {metros|cities} such as Chicago and St. Louis pay the most to their {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}, boasting {median|average|mean|typical} adjusted {wages|salaries|earnings|incomes} of $75,417 and $71,000, respectively. On the contrary, Texas and Florida {metros|cities} represent the lowest-paying {locations|places|areas} in the {country|nation} even after {adjusting|changing} for living {costs|expenses}.

Here are the best-paying {metropolitan areas|cities} for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} in the United States.

The Best-Paying {Large|Big} Metros for {Construction|Building|Building And Construction} {Workers|Employees}

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. Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$53,844

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$48,460

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$39,620

{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:36,770 (3.4% of {total|overall} {employment|work})

{Cost|Expense} of living:10.0% {below average|below par|second-rate}

{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 14. Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$54,070
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$56,990
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$43,840
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:90,580 (3.1% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:5.4% above {average|typical}

{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 13. Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls, NY

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$54,462
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$51,630
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$39,470
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:19,670 (3.6% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:5.2% {below average|below par|second-rate}

{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 12. Boston-Cambridge-Nashua, MA-NH {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for

{construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed} ):$54,501 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wagefor {construction|building|building and construction}

{workers|employees} (unadjusted):$62,240 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees}( unadjusted):

$53,300 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:98,350(3.5%of {total|overall} {employment|work}){Cost|Expense} of living:14.2% above {average|typical} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 11. Kansas City, MO-KS {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$55,404 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for

{construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted

):$ 51,470 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all

{workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,640 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 43,480(4.0%

of {total|overall} {employment|work}){Cost|Expense} of living: 7.1%{below average|below par|second-rate} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock
{Photo|Picture|Image} 10. Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA {Median|Average|Mean|Typical}

wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}

):$ 55,434 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}(unadjusted):$57,540 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$45,350 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 58,190(4.8%of {total|overall} {employment|work}){Cost|Expense} of living: 3.8%above {average|typical} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 9.

Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage

for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$56,129
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$63,370 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$53,360 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 96,690(4.8%of

{total|overall} {employment|work} ){Cost|Expense} of living:12.9%above {average|typical} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 8. Pittsburgh, PA

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$57,626
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$53,650
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,570
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:54,230 (4.7% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:6.9% {below average|below par|second-rate}

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Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$57,990
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$55,380
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$41,620
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:62,500 (3.2% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:4.5% {below average|below par|second-rate}

{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 6. Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$58,482
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$59,710
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$50,630
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:16,200 (2.8% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:2.1% above {average|typical}

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. Cleveland-Elyria, OH {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$59,878

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$53,950

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,440

{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:31,150 (3.0% of {total|overall} {employment|work})

{Cost|Expense} of living:9.9% {below average|below par|second-rate}

{Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 4. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$63,674
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$65,330
{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$47,010
{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:65,890 (3.3% of {total|overall} {employment|work})
{Cost|Expense} of living:2.6% above {average|typical}

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Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$63,850

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$60,530

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,720

{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:29,270 (3.4% of {total|overall} {employment|work})

{Cost|Expense} of living:5.2% {below average|below par|second-rate}

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St. Louis, MO-IL {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$71,000

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$64,610

{Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,170

{Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:54,090 (3.9% of {total|overall} {employment|work})

{Cost|Expense} of living:9.0% {below average|below par|second-rate}

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Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 1. Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$75,417 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$77,830 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$42,500 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 142,150(3.0%of {total|overall}

{employment|work}) {Cost|Expense} of living: 3.2 %above {average|typical}{Methodology|Approach|Method} {Total|Overall} {construction|building|building and construction} {spending|costs} {data|information} was {acquired|obtained|gotten} from the {Monthly|Regular monthly|Month-to-month} {Construction|Building|Building And Construction} {Spending|Costs}, June 2020 report by the U.S. Census Bureau. {Annual|Yearly} wage and {employment|work} {statistics|stats|data} are from

the U.S. Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data}’2019 Occupational {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data}(OES){survey|study} and the {Current|Present|Existing} {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data} {Highlights|Emphasizes}. The {surveys|studies} were {released|launched} in 2020 and {include|consist of} the most {recent|current} {data|information} {as of|since} this writing. The {information|info|details} in the OES is for all wage and {salary|income|wage} {construction|building|building and construction}{workers|employees}. It does not {include|consist of} self-employed {workers|employees}. The adjusted {median|average|mean|typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} for each {location|place|area} was {calculated|determined|computed} by dividing the {location|place|area}’s unadjusted {median|average|mean|typical} wage by its {regional|local} {price|cost|rate} parity. Regional {price|cost|rate} parity {data|information} is from theBureau of Economic Analysis. Regional {price|cost|rate} parities, or RPPs, {show|reveal} the {differences|distinctions} in {price|cost|rate} levels of {goods|products|items} and services by {region|area} and are {a good|a great|an excellent} {measure|step|procedure} of each {location|place|area}’s {cost|expense} of living. {Only|Just} {metropolitan areas|cities} with {employment|work} {data|information} from the Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data} that have at least 100,000 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners} were {included|consisted of} in the analysis. The {final|last} list is {ordered|purchased|bought} by the {adjusted|changed} {median|average|mean|typical} {wages|salaries|earnings|incomes} for {construction|building|building and construction} workers.Source: kxly.com
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1 The Best-Paying {Large|Big} Metros for {Construction|Building|Building And Construction} {Workers|Employees}
1.1 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 15 . Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$53,844 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$48,460 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$39,620 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:36,770 (3.4% of {total|overall} {employment|work}) {Cost|Expense} of living:10.0% {below average|below par|second-rate}
1.2 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 14. Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD
1.3 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 13. Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls, NY
1.4 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 12. Boston-Cambridge-Nashua, MA-NH {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for
1.5 ):$ 51,470 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,640 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 43,480(4.0% of {total|overall} {employment|work}){Cost|Expense} of living: 7.1%{below average|below par|second-rate} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 10. Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA {Median|Average|Mean|Typical}
1.6 ):$ 55,434 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}(unadjusted):$57,540 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$45,350 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 58,190(4.8%of {total|overall} {employment|work}){Cost|Expense} of living: 3.8%above {average|typical} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 9. Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$56,129 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$63,370 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$53,360 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 96,690(4.8%of {total|overall} {employment|work} ){Cost|Expense} of living:12.9%above {average|typical} {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 8. Pittsburgh, PA
1.7 for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$56,129
1.8 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 7.
1.9 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 6. Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT
1.10 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 5 . Cleveland-Elyria, OH {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$59,878 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$53,950 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,440 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:31,150 (3.0% of {total|overall} {employment|work}) {Cost|Expense} of living:9.9% {below average|below par|second-rate}
1.11 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 4. Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI
1.12 {Photo|Picture|Image} Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 3. Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} ({adjusted|changed}):$63,850 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$60,530 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$40,720 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}:29,270 (3.4% of {total|overall} {employment|work}) {Cost|Expense} of living:5.2% {below average|below par|second-rate}
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1.14 Credit: Alamy Stock {Photo|Picture|Image} 1. Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}({adjusted|changed}):$75,417 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$77,830 {Median|Average|Mean|Typical} wage for all {workers|employees} (unadjusted):$42,500 {Number of|Variety of} {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees}: 142,150(3.0%of {total|overall}
2 the U.S. Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data}’2019 Occupational {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data}(OES){survey|study} and the {Current|Present|Existing} {Employment|Work} {Statistics|Stats|Data} {Highlights|Emphasizes}. The {surveys|studies} were {released|launched} in 2020 and {include|consist of} the most {recent|current} {data|information} {as of|since} this writing. The {information|info|details} in the OES is for all wage and {salary|income|wage} {construction|building|building and construction}{workers|employees}. It does not {include|consist of} self-employed {workers|employees}. The adjusted {median|average|mean|typical} wage for {construction|building|building and construction} {workers|employees} for each {location|place|area} was {calculated|determined|computed} by dividing the {location|place|area}’s unadjusted {median|average|mean|typical} wage by its {regional|local} {price|cost|rate} parity. Regional {price|cost|rate} parity {data|information} is from theBureau of Economic Analysis. Regional {price|cost|rate} parities, or RPPs, {show|reveal} the {differences|distinctions} in {price|cost|rate} levels of {goods|products|items} and services by {region|area} and are {a good|a great|an excellent} {measure|step|procedure} of each {location|place|area}’s {cost|expense} of living. {Only|Just} {metropolitan areas|cities} with {employment|work} {data|information} from the Bureau of Labor {Statistics|Stats|Data} that have at least 100,000 {residents|locals|citizens|homeowners} were {included|consisted of} in the analysis. The {final|last} list is {ordered|purchased|bought} by the {adjusted|changed} {median|average|mean|typical} {wages|salaries|earnings|incomes} for {construction|building|building and construction} workers.Source: kxly.com Our Score Click to rate this post! [Total: 0 Average: 0]

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