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Credentials Are Key to Getting Hired and Promoted [Fact Sheet]

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A 2026 NCCER study examined how the construction workforce perceives the value of industry-recognized credentials. The majority of construction workers said credentials are valuable in the hiring process and for promotion opportunities.

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