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Charlotte Faces Construction Worker Shortage Amid $20 Billion Building Boom

Charlotte, North Carolina, is facing a significant shortage of construction workers as the city prepares for nearly $20 billion in upcoming projects. The Associated Builders and Contractors Carolinas report a need for approximately 350,000 new workers in 2026, with local businesses like AEGJ Construction stepping in to help. The city is investing $2.1 million in workforce programs to address this issue and improve safety in construction.

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Charlotte, North Carolina, is facing a significant shortage of construction workers as the city prepares for nearly $20 billion in upcoming projects. The Associated Builders and Contractors Carolinas report a need for approximately 350,000 new workers in 2026, with local businesses like AEGJ Construction stepping in to help. The city is investing $2.1 million in workforce programs to address this issue and improve safety in construction.

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Charlotte Faces Construction Worker Shortage Amid $20 Billion Building Boom