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Home ยป 2021 Collective Bargaining Normalizes Increases Back to 2019 Levels
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2021 Collective Bargaining Normalizes Increases Back to 2019 Levels

January 20, 2022Updated:December 5, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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Construction-industry collective bargaining negotiations completed in 2021 resulted in an average first-year increase in wages and fringe benefits of 3.0 percent or $1.74, according to the annual year-end Settlements Report recently released by the AGC-supported Construction Labor Research Council (CLRC). These results are essentially the same as reported in 2019, when the...

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