Survey results show CDC guidelines are generally the norm, though PPE requirements vary.
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Over the past two months, payrolls in the U.S. have rebounded 7.5 million, as businesses reopened.
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ACEC panelists say additional federal stimulus funding will be needed post-pandemic.
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Survey shows 86 percent who have been shocked felt "very confident" in recognizing electrical hazards.
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60 percent say recruiting qualified employees is difficult; 50 percent say their company does not offer internships/apprenticeships.
Declining revenue is another key worry as companies reopen from COVID-19, AWWA survey says.