AGC breaks down the impacts of the debt limit deal on the construction industry, including long fought for reforms to streamline the National Environmental Policy Act for the first time in 40 years.

AGC recently urged the Department of Labor to abandon or postpone an anticipated rulemaking altering the overtime regulations under the Fair Labor Standards Act, citing several potential threats to an already vulnerable economy.

Take the Sustainable Practices Survey to help inform a new AGC task force tackling carbon reporting and reduction and log into the August 16 town hall for a carbon reporting overview.

Talk to an owner, go to jail? No, says the U.S. Supreme Court, which unanimously backs AGC’s Construction Advocacy Fund-supported effort to protect pre-bid interactions from criminal liability.

AGC showcases the Be Pro Be Proud truck before federal officials to help show one of the many ways the industry is proactively working to attract the next generation to construction careers.

AGC (again) discusses the ongoing issues with the Build America, Buy America Act with the White House’s Made in America Office.

Sign up for AGC’s complimentary webinar to learn how your company can access workers through employment authorization and immigration work visas.

AGC keeps pressing for meaningful permit reform, as the White House releases new permitting priorities a day after meeting with Congressional leaders on raising the debt limit.  

AGC and ARTBA have teamed up on a Buy America survey we hope you—a transportation construction industry member—will complete to help the Biden administration understand the impacts of the expanded Buy America requirements.

Join us as we explore how women can help with the challenge of recruiting and retaining a healthy construction workforce.

AGC and OSHA kick off the 9^th annual Construction Safety Week, an industry-wide initiative to bring awareness to the importance of safety on construction sites.

OSHA launches a National Emphasis Program (NEP) aimed at reducing fall-related injuries and fatalities across all industries but focused on construction.

The initiative leverages the U.S. Department of Labor’s expertise, programs, policies, partnerships, and authority to advance mental health and wellness in the workforce.

In an AGC victory for the construction industry, the Biden administration announced its plans to end the federal contractor COVID-19 vaccination mandate on May 12.

AGC joined over 400 business organizations calling on Congress to address America’s broken immigration system and prioritize market-based reforms that allow a path for immigrants to aid in workforce issues.

Senate Republicans Capito and Barrasso release the RESTART and SPUR Acts, outlining Republican priorities for meaningful permitting reform.

AGC highlights the need for EPA to control contractor risks, the importance of incentivizing new materials markets, and safeguarding materials’ performance, as the agency develops its new “buy clean” construction materials program.

Congress looks to AGC to highlight proactive steps the industry is taking to recruit and train the next generation of workers and how Congress can assist in those efforts.

The latest trends in marijuana use and heat illness considerations for construction contractors.

AGC addresses the importance of driver awareness near highway work zones amidst an increase in fatalities and injuries.