BLS: A Record 89.3% of the U.S. Construction Industry Is Not Part of a Union
President Biden’s Final Rule Forcing Corrupt Project Labor Agreements Will Face Legal Challenges
December 2023 Update: ABC’s Fight Against Government-Mandated Project Labor Agreements
Biden Administration’s Inflationary Project Labor Agreement Mandate Policy Nears Release
Construction Industry Applauds House Committee’s Passage of the Fair and Open Competition Act Targeting Biden’s Project Labor Agreement Schemes
Biden’s Project Labor Agreement Schemes Aggravate Construction Industry’s Skilled Labor Shortage
A Win for Fair and Open Competition: Wyoming Passes Law Restricting Government-Mandated Project Labor Agreements
Coalition Questions Project Labor Agreement Scheme in CHIPS Funding for Semiconductor Plant Construction
Fair and Open Competition Legislation Combating Inflationary Project Labor Agreement Schemes Introduced in 118th Congress
ABC, Lawmakers and Industry Groups Call on President Biden to Withdraw His Inflationary Project Labor Agreement Mandate Policies
97% of ABC Contractors Say Biden’s Government-Mandated Project Labor Agreement Policies Would Make Federal Construction More Expensive
Construction and Taxpayer Coalitions Opposes Biden’s Pro-Project Labor Agreement Proposal
A June 2009 study conducted by property and construction consulting firm Rider Levett Bucknall prepared for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Construction and Facilities Management found that PLAs would likely increase construction costs by as much as 9 percent on three of the five construction markets (Denver, New Orleans and Orlando) in which the VA is planning to build hospitals.