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Update: Labor Dispute Saves More Proposition S Construction from PLAs

0 June 10, 2009 School Construction, State & Local Construction

VoiceofSanDiego.org is reporting that union disputes will allow more Proposition S funded construction to move forward without a project labor agreement. This is great news for the citizens funding the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD). Apparently, “Jurisdictional problems” between the carpenters union and other construction unions have delayed the signing of the PLA between the SDUSD and construction trade unions. In the meantime, fewer Proposition S dollars will be wasted, and more women, minorities and local citizens will have the opportunity to work on projects paid for by their own tax money.

Here at TheTruthAboutPLAs.com, we congratulate the taxpayers of San Diego for their good luck.

This post was written by Andy Conlin and tagged Tags:ABC California, California, Open Competition, PLAs, Project Labor Agreements, San Diego, SavePropS.com, School Construction, SDUSD, Strikes

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