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Construction Employment Increases In September From A Year Ago In 34 States

Construction employment increased in 34 states and the District of Columbia from September 2025 to September 2026, while 25 states added jobs between August and September, according to an analysis of new federal data released by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association officials noted, however, that demand appears to be slowing in many parts of the country amid rising prices and uncertainty about future infrastructure and data center projects.

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Project Management Collection

Explore practical strategies for planning, managing, and delivering successful projects across the full project lifecycle, including risk, scheduling, and asset-focused approaches.

The courses included are on-demand, self-paced, and can be completed...

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Professional Practice Collection

Explore the responsibilities, standards, risks, and client relationships that shape effective professional practice for construction managers. This collection includes the following on-demand courses:

  1. CM Roles and Responsibilities: A Practical and...
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Time Management / Scheduling Collection

Strengthen project scheduling practices with practical guidance on schedule development, evaluation, recovery, and innovative planning approaches. This collection includes the following on-demand courses:

  1. How to Save a Troubled Project: Case Studies...
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Risk Management Collection

Strengthen your ability to identify, evaluate, allocate, and manage project risk through better contracts, planning, and decision-making throughout the project lifecycle. This collection includes the following on-demand courses:

  1. Applying Risk...
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Quality Management Collection

Explore proven approaches for establishing, monitoring, and improving construction quality across different project types, delivery methods, and oversight environments. This collection includes the following on-demand courses:

  1. Innate Quality Control...
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Program Management Collection

Strengthen your approach to managing complex programs with insights on governance, budgeting, staffing, coordination, and successful delivery across multiple projects. This collection includes the following on-demand courses:

  1. Common Goals & Risk...
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Contract Administration Collection

Strengthen contract administration practices with practical guidance on procurement, documentation, contract review, and managing contractual responsibilities throughout the project lifecycle. This collection includes the following on-demand courses...

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FEMA And NOAA Cuts Leave Builders Out In The Cold During Hurricane Season

AEC firms are facing the 2026 hurricane season with less federal support for disaster preparedness and response than they’ve ever had.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration have seen sweeping cuts to climate forecasting, hazard mitigation grants and flood-risk standards since January 2025.

These disruptions are complicating project delivery and operational planning for many firms, requiring them to navigate gaps in climate risk assessment, funding and code guidance that the federal government has long provided.

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