Average Weekly Earnings for United States Employees in the Construction Industry in October, 2018

The seasonally adjusted average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry in the United States in , 2020 was $, according to recent data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The top 3 states that had the highest average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry (not seasonally adjusted) in , 2020 were:

On the other hand, the top 3 states that had the lowest average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry (not seasonally adjusted) in , 2020 were:

You can interact with the chart below and also use the table below to see the average weekly earnings for each state. You can also find links for similar data for other months, as well as links to the trend of average weekly earnings for each US state at the bottom of this page. Also, see this information for other industries here.

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Historical Average Weekly Earnings for U.S. Employees in the Construction Industry

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Average Weekly Earnings for U.S. Employees in the Construction Industry in October, 2018 ($)

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US Average Weekly Earnings in the Construction Industry for Other Months and Years

Use the links below to see the US average weekly earnings of employees in the construction industry for other years and months. You can also see the monthly links for many other years, as well as for many more industries here.

Trend of Average Weekly Earnings for Employees in the Construction Industry for Each US State

Use the following links to find the historical trend of average weekly earnings of employees in the construction industry for the following US states.