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25 Best States For Construction Workers

Published on February 20, 2017 at 6:59 am by Amber Hewitt in Lists

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19. Kansas

Annual median salary: $30,390

Cost of living: 90.4

Employment: 9,280

Like Kentucky, Kansas’s claim to this list is its cost of living index. There are less than 10,000, but that count still looks like a goldmine for people who have been jobless for a long time.

25 Best States For Construction Workers

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