A new report is shedding some light on the unemployment situation in the Middle East, which officials said could grow to more than 10 percent this year without specific job creation strategies.

Transportation officials in New York and Los Angeles have announced plans to advance a number of projects that will help spur job creation in those cities and beyond.

Infrastructure officials in Scotland said the building of the new Forth replacement crossing bridge will bring hundreds of jobs to the local economy.

The Wisconsin-based Oldenburg Group has signed a deal to build heavy equipment and construction equipment for a Chinese company looking to sell on the North American market

There’s mixed news on the housing construction job front, with demand for houses down and and an increase in permits for apartments across the country.

It appears as if the recent economic downturn has caught up to one Ohio-based cabinet maker.

One of the world’s largest construction and engineering companies, Bechtel, has announced plans to relocate its global headquarters from Maryland to Virgina.

Lawmakers and industry executives in North Carolina recently held a roundtable discussion to look at ways to close the skills gap in the the manufacturing and construction sectors.

As the unemployment rate continued to remain fairly steady for September, there was good news from the construction sector, which added approximately 26,000 new jobs last month.

The head of the American Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is calling on Washington to move quickly to eliminate polices that prevent people from building homes in order to boost job creation.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is hoping that the quick approval of President Barack Obama’s Jobs Act will help pump billions of dollars into the country’s infrastructure and create thousands of construction jobs.

A new report by the Associated General Contractors of America has found that despite an overall stagnant market, Texas leads when it comes to construction jobs.

Two manufacturing companies have announced plans to expand into Georgia and South Carolina to keep up with an increase in demand for building materials and products.

A controversial new bill to build gambling casinos in Massachusetts is one step closer to becoming a reality after winning approval by state lawmakers. The news comes as one commercial construction company has announced plans to expand into Iowa.

The recent speech from President Barack Obama may signal the revival of the highway construction industry, as he noted the need to ameliorate America’s infrastructure by improving roads all over the country.

While the rest of the country may be caught in the middle of an economic downturn, with high unemployment numbers and poor manufacturing output.

As the housing market continues its steady recovery, the demand for building products and supplies is helping to create more jobs in Kansas and Maryland.

As the unemployment rate continued to remain fairly steady for September, there was good news from the construction sector, which added approximately 26,000 new jobs last month.

The head of the American Association of Home Builders (NAHB) is calling on Washington to move quickly to eliminate polices that prevent people from building homes in order to boost job creation.

Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is hoping that the quick approval of President Barack Obama’s Jobs Act will help pump billions of dollars into the country’s infrastructure and create thousands of construction jobs.

A new report by the Associated General Contractors of America has found that despite an overall stagnant market, Texas leads when it comes to construction jobs.

Two manufacturing companies have announced plans to expand into Georgia and South Carolina to keep up with an increase in demand for building materials and products.

A controversial new bill to build gambling casinos in Massachusetts is one step closer to becoming a reality after winning approval by state lawmakers. The news comes as one commercial construction company has announced plans to expand into Iowa.

The recent speech from President Barack Obama may signal the revival of the highway construction industry, as he noted the need to ameliorate America’s infrastructure by improving roads all over the country.

While the rest of the country may be caught in the middle of an economic downturn, with high unemployment numbers and poor manufacturing output.

As the housing market continues its steady recovery, the demand for building products and supplies is helping to create more jobs in Kansas and Maryland.