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Construction ÉconomiePerspectives 2025: The construction industry maintains its momentum
According to the study Perspectives 2025 published by the Commission de la construction du Québec (CCQ), despite a context of uncertainty the construction industry will achieve a new record in 2025, with a forecast 211.5 million hours worked (+1%).
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Construction Économie
The construction holiday begins for almost 200,000 workers in the construction industry: More than $647 million in vacation pay distributed
The two-week vacation period for construction workers will officially begin on Sunday, July 21, and end on Saturday, August 3, inclusive.
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Construction Économie
17,000 people per year required until 2028
According to the publication Perspectives régionales dans l’industrie de la construction 2024-2028, produced by the Commission de la construction du Québec (CCQ), average workforce needs in the construction industry will remain high in coming years: 17,000 people per year will be required over the next five years to work in every region of Québec.
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Construction Économie
START OF THE CONSTRUCTION HOLIDAY
The two-week vacation for construction workers will officially begin on Sunday, July 23, and end Saturday, August 5, inclusive.