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Staff Congress returned to work from its August recess after Labor Day with some major issues involving the construction industry resolved and others awaiting action. That progress paves the way for what could turn out to be a memorable fall ...
Tags: construction industry, Human Resources, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2005-11-07
Industry contemplates impact of a Republican-dominated Congress. (construction industry)
The Republican sweep of both the U.S. Senate and House in the November mid-term elections changes the legislative outlook for some of the issues that most directly affect the construction industry. The Republican sweep of both the U.S. Senate and House in the November...
Tags: construction industry, industry, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1995-01-01
Contractors lobby Congress on 'job killing' proposals. (Associated Specialty Contractors opposes OSHA reform and proposed ban on hiring permanent replacement workers for striking employees)
The construction industry trade group Associated Specialty Contractors ASC lobbied heavily, in Apr 1993, in opposition to proposed bills that would reform the Occupational Health and Safety Administration OSHA and prevent employers from hiring permaneThe construction industry trade group Associated Specialty Contractors ASC lobbied heavily, in Apr 1993, in opposition...
Tags: construction industry, hiring, job, OSHA, U.S. Congress
Research articles 1993-05-10
Construction Industry Launches Postcard Campaign Targeting Congress; Coalition Identifies Road Bill as Missing Link in Economic Recovery
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- As Congress rushes to finish its work for the year, one piece of legislation that could play a key role in the nation's economic recovery is the reauthorization of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century orWASHINGTON, Nov. 6 /U.S. Newswire/ -- As...
Tags: construction industry, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2003-11-06
The Construction Industry Manufacturers Association (CIMA) has warned Congress not to repeal or reduce the federal gasoline tax as a reaction to higher prices.(Brief Article)
Instead, it said legislators should address the energy production issues involved with the current increases in gasoline prices. Instead, it said legislators should address the energy production issues involved with the current increases in gasoline prices.
Tags: construction industry, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2001-07-01
No hill of beans: as the 109th Congress enters its second session, the NAHB is ready to work on certain important issues.(regulations in construction industry)
ONE OF THE NAHB's MOST IMPORTANT REsponsibilities is protecting its members' interests when laws are enacted and policy is set. To this end, we will focus our energy on several legislative priorities as the second session of the 109th Congress moves ONE OF THE NAHB's...
Tags: construction industry, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2006-02-01

Additional Resources

Statement of Terence M. O'Sullivan, General President of LIUNA, On the Continuing Loss of Jobs and the Need for Real Economic Stimulus
"When Will the Jobs Crisis Become a Priority in Washington?" WASHINGTON -- Today's employment report demands an immediate economic stimulus program that will address the jobs crisis facing Americans workers and their families. The report released today by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor...
Articles 2008-10-03
Fuel Cells Promise New U.S. Jobs
Up To 675,000 Jobs by 2035, DOE Concludes WASHINGTON -- Commercializing fuel cells and shifting from gasoline to hydrogen could generate 675,000 new jobs over the next 25 years, concludes a Department of Energy study sent to Congress today. Commercialization would create jobs in manufacturing, assembly, fuel production,...
Articles 2008-10-01
Growing pains a priority for ward
Major mass transit improvements and expansions must be funded if the region is to remain competitive, the head of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said last week. "One of the fundamental questions is ... what city would you want to live in 30 years...
Articles 2008-08-20
Hunter Roberts
Hunter Roberts is pleased to announce the following promotions for its New York, New Jersey and Philadelphia offices: * Hunter Roberts Construction Group is pleased to announce that Paul D. Anderson has joined our firm as executive vice president and general manager for the New York business unit....
Articles 2008-07-23
Opposition mounts to clean-air change
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Critics fear the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will adopt a rule in the waning days of the Bush administration that will make it easier to build coal-fired power plants near national parks. The proposed change, pending since last June, comes as the utility industry...
Articles 2008-06-22
Statement of Terence M. O'Sullivan, General President of LIUNA, On the Continuing Loss of Construction Jobs and Need for Real Economic Stimulus
WASHINGTON -- Today's alarming job market report cries out for aggressive economic stimulus focused on creating jobs. The report released by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that 34,000 construction jobs were lost between the April 2008 and May 2008. The loss of construction...
Articles 2008-06-06
Expiration of wind and solar tax credit could be costly
If the renewable energy tax credits are not renewed by Congress, then 116,000 U.S. jobs could be lost in the wind and solar energy industries, according to a report commissioned by the Solar Energy Industries Association and the American Wind Energy Association. "At risk are many thousands of construction jobs,...
Articles 2008-02-28
USEC Inc. applauds Congress
USEC Inc. commended Congress and the administration for their strong support for the renaissance of the nuclear power industry through the loan guarantee program administered by the U.S. Department of Energy, included in the omnibus appropriations legislation (H.R. 2764) signed Wednesday by President George W. Bush. The legislation includes loan...
Articles 2007-12-28
Faustina Hydrogen Products Set to Build $1.6 Billion CTL Plant in Louisiana
Faustina Hydrogen Products LLC plans to start construction of a $1.6 billion gasification plant in southern Louisiana later this year for start up around 2010. Faustina also announced that not only had it sold most of its production, including its CO2, but it also secured much of the financing....
Articles 2007-06-27
Illinois employers deserve immigration system that works; Your view.(Column)
Byline: Marketa Lindt Marketa Lindt, an attorney with Sidley Austin LLP, represents employers in immigration matters and is an executive board member of the Chicago chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Assn. Our country's broken immigration system imposes significant hardships on...
Articles 2007-04-16
Coal-to-Liquids Coalition Launches in Washington
A coalition of trade unions, transportation associations, coal-to-liquids project developers and other interested parties have banded together to lobby politicians to promote legislation to aid the burgeoning CTL industry in the U.S. The Coal-to-Liquids Coalition CLTC was launched on March 28 at a Capital Hill news conference which featured...
Articles 2007-04-04
House Passes Water Quality Financing Act With Wage Protection
WASHINGTON, DC ENS — -->Today, in a 303-108 vote, the U.S. House passed the Water Quality Financing Act of 2007. For the first time in 20 years the measure, H.R. 720, will reauthorize the Clean Water State Revolving Funds. This $14 billion dollar reauthorization bill will help improve...
Articles 2007-03-09
Union Numbers Drop
The number of U.S. workers in unions fell 1.9% last year, a decline labor leaders are seeking to reverse by pushing Congress to make it easier for employees to organize at companies such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Of all wage and salary employees, 12%, or 15.4 million, were union...
Articles 2007-03-01
Union Membership Drops 1.9% To 15.4 Million Workers in 2006
The number of U.S. workers in unions fell 1.9% last year, a decline labor leaders are seeking to reverse by pushing Congress to make it easier for employees to organize at companies such as Wal-Mart Stores Inc. Of all wage and salary employees, 12%, or 15.4 million, were union members...
Articles 2007-02-12
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