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AGC Leaders, Members on Government-Mandated Project Labor Agreements: There Will Be No Winners

January 1, 2023Updated:November 18, 2024No Comments7 Mins Read
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Rule expected to stifle competition, raise costs, impair disadvantaged firms Project labor agreements (PLAs) – pre-hire bargaining agreements between contractors and labor unions that establish a construction project’s terms and conditions – have been around since the 1930s. But they didn’t become a source of debate until the 1990s when...

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