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June 3, 2021
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June 3, 2021
DTE Energy launches Tree Trim Academy to create 200 jobs in Detroit by 2024 Graduates complete a 6-week Line Clearance Tree Trimming program Updated: Tags: DTE Tree Trim Academy students are prepared to enter the line clearance tree trimming career pathway after completing the six-week curriculum. (DTE Energy) DETROIT – DTE Energy announced on Thursday that it is launching a Tree Trim Academy and create 200 jobs over the next three years in Detroit. Officials said the academy is in partne...
June 3, 2021
May 27, 2021 March and April saw two news events involving Michigan’s now-defunct prevailing wage law. The first involved legislation introduced March 25 that would reinstate the costly wage mandate on government contracts in the Great Lake State. The second involved a court decision not to retry a former state representative who had been charged with attempted extortion and soliciting a bribe in exchange for voting against a bill to repeal the law. Interestingly, both stories cross paths wit...
June 2, 2021
Riverside County Project Covers Nearly 5 Square Miles
June 2, 2021
New Hampshire colleges, trade workers and policy makers have high hopes for job growth in the Northeast’s burgeoning offshore wind industry, even if we’re
May 29, 2021
Workers in Ontario’s construction industry and related trades are being sacrificed to COVID-19 in order to keep profits flowing in Canada’s speculative real estate frenzy.
May 26, 2021
102 views Chicago Sun-Times Thousands of Illinois union jobs are on the line because the General Assembly has not passed legislation to protect and grow clean energy including carbon-free nuclear power. No one needs a reminder of the dire and seemingly endless challenges that our country has faced over the past year. On top of remaining vigilant in the fight against COVID, we must turn to the next challenge: helping those Illinoisans who are worried about receiving their next paycheck. Sadly, t...
May 25, 2021
AP No one needs a reminder of the dire and seemingly endless challenges that our country has faced over the past year. On top of remaining vigilant in the fight against COVID, we must turn to the next challenge: helping those Illinoisans who are worried about receiving their next paycheck. Sadly, thousands of Illinois union jobs are on the line because the General Assembly has not passed legislation to protect and grow clean energy — including carbon-free nuclear power. IBEW members face deva...