President Trump Rolls Back Failed Biden Policies Pushing Project Labor Agreements on Federally Assisted Construction Jobs
U.S. House and Senate Introduce Fair and Open Competition Act in 119th Congress
A Record-High Nonunion Construction Workforce Tops 80% in 41 States
U.S Department of Veterans Affairs Halts Inflationary Project Labor Agreement Mandates on Construction Projects
Pentagon Kills Biden’s Controversial Project Labor Agreement Mandate Policy on Military Construction
Project Labor Agreement Mandate Stifles Competition, Cancels Solicitation for $1B Federal Bureau of Engraving and Printing Project
A Record-High 89.7% of US Construction Industry Workforce Are Not Union Members
Court Rules Against A Dozen Federal Project Labor Agreement Mandates, But Costly Biden PLA Rule Remains in Place
Restoring Fair and Open Competition on Federal and Federally Assisted Construction Projects Would Save Taxpayers At Least $10 Billion Annually
Prominent Democrats Oppose Policies Mandating Project Labor Agreements
Independent Study Confirms Project Labor Agreements Increase Costs and Delay Affordable Housing Projects
House Oversight Committee Hears the Truth About Biden/Harris Project Labor Agreement Schemes on Taxpayer-Funded Construction Projects
San Diego County voters have the chance to end taxpayer-funded handouts to Big Labor today, as Proposition A is on the ballot for voters to consider. Proposition A would solidify a ban on government-mandated project labor agreements on county-supported projects.
More information on Proposition A is available in our earlier posts.
Also, check out ABC San Diego Chapter President Scott Crosby on Fox News’ Neil Cavuto’s show.