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Home » Construction Jobless Rate Drops to Nearly 5-Year Low
Construction’s unemployment rate fell in May to 10.8%, its lowest level since October 2008 and an improvement over April’s 13.2%, as the industry added 7,000 jobs last month.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ latest monthly employment snapshot, released on June 7, also states that construction’s May jobless rate was down from the May 2012 figure of 14.2%.