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On the anniversary of the last deathless day on Texas roads on Nov. 7, 2000, TxDOT and the Texas Department of Public Safety are working together to share safe driving messages in hopes to finally end this deadly streak. Read more: https://ow.ly/vo1n50U2llI #EndTheStreakTX
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Nov. 7, 2000 was the last deathless day on Texas roads, meaning it has now been 24 years of daily deaths. Help us spread the word by sharing what you will do to finally #EndTheStreakTX
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Discover your strengths and connect with employers who value them. Take our quiz and embark on your career journey in heavy highway construction! https://loom.ly/dyb-tsI #HeavyHighwayConstruction #WeBuildTexasRoads #IBuiltThis #Hiring #PostGradJobs #Construction
AGC of Texas has partnered with the Construction Industry Education Foundation for Austin Trades Day. Join us on November 15 at the Austin Community College Riverside Campus for Austin Trades Day, an exciting event designed to introduce high school students to the diverse and rewarding career opportunities in the skilled trades. Click the link to learn more and find out how you can participate in this impactful event: https://lnkd.in/gbjNTK-9
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What’s the real impact of the workforce shortage on construction? We’ve crunched the numbers! Swipe through for the highlights, and check out the full survey for more insights and state-specific breakouts. Arcoro go.agc.org/workforcesurvey
Thank you Governor Greg Abbott, Chairman J. Bruce Bugg, Jr., and the Texas Department of Transportation for your commitment to improving Texas' infrastructure. The record $148 billion investment will help enhance safety, reduce congestion, and support our growing communities. AGC of Texas members stand ready to deliver on these projects that will positively impact our great state for generations to come!
Tune in tomorrow at 1 p.m. CST for a briefing from the Associated General Contractors of America on the severity of workforce shortages nationwide. Visit www.WeBuildTexasRoads.com to learn more about our workforce development efforts here in Texas. 💪
Construction jobs are on the rise in 65% of U.S. metro areas, but new data reveals that labor shortages are still holding many cities back. See which areas are booming and where the biggest challenges lie: https://lnkd.in/etTHrcV8 Don’t forget to tune in tomorrow, August 28 at 2PM EDT to hear the full results from our workforce survey!
AGC of Texas members are dedicated to keeping everyone safe on the job, especially during these scorching summer months. ☀️ Check out this important video where our members discuss essential heat safety tips to protect you and your crew. Let’s beat the heat and stay safe together! 💪👷♂️ #HeatSafety #ConstructionLife #AGCTexas Special thanks to: Jordan Foster Construction LLC, Foremost Paving, Inc., The Levy Company, Inc., Big Creek Construction, IOC Company LLC, Texas Materials, and Joe Bland Construction, LLC https://lnkd.in/dJTcDNmx
Federal agencies derive much of their power from interpreting and implementing laws passed by Congress. Named for a 1984 case, Chevron allowed agencies to interpret uncertain provisions in those laws using a two-part test: (1) determine whether Congress has already spoken on the issue; and (2) if not, decide if the statute is ambiguous or silent, and therefore open to reasonable interpretation. While supporters argued that Chevron provided necessary flexibility and applied expertise to policymaking, critics claimed it gave federal agencies too much power, leading to overreach and inconsistent enforcement. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eVsTSAgi
Upcoming webinar series from AGC of America- Red, White, and Build: Sourcing American-Made Materials for Your Projects | June 13 & 20, 1pm CST. During these webinars you will discover resources on how to locate and procure American-made materials for your projects, empowering your projects with sustainability, quality, and a touch of patriotic pride. The webinars will explore the landscape of manufacturers and suppliers, how to find them, and how to determine whether their materials meet project requirements such as Buy America provisions. Webinar 1: Utilizing the Manufacturing Extension Partnership Program in Procuring Construction Materials and Products Webinar 2: Strategic Partnering for Sourcing American Materials and Products Click the link to register: https://lnkd.in/d-SugTdM This webinar series is free for AGC members and $149 for non-members.