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The International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE) is an advanced trade union that aims to represent a diverse group of heavy operators and...

Governor Kathy Hochul today celebrated the start of construction of the 339-mile Champlain Hudson Power Express transmission line, being developed by Transmission Developers Inc, to deliver reliable clean energy from Hydro-Québec in Canada directly to New York City.

The key document of the federal whistleblower complaint filed by James White, President of Local 57 of the International Union of Operating Engineers against Barletta Heavy Division, has now been secured by GoLocalProv.

On Black Friday, 2022, Amazon workers went on strike over brutal working conditions in 30 countries across the world. Saint Louis's Amazon Fulfillment Center 8 would not be left out. Black Friday, the day following Thanksgiving, is the USA’s largest shopping day of the year.

The City of Vancouver says the first phase of the Broadway Subway project has been delayed to early 2026 due to a strike last June that affected concrete supply.

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The union said the two sides remained far apart on compensation, a major sticking point, as the work stoppage by 48,000 academic workers went into Day 4.

The mere presence of Democratic majorities in a state does not always translate into protections for workers and unions.

The new Statewide Solar Agreement will be instrumental in strengthening Ohio’s economy and securing good clean energy careers for local construction workers across the state.

Under the leadership of President George W. Bush, who has made competitive bidding for the provision of government services a priority, the Administration has begun to take serious steps to expand competition for federal grants. This is wise policy. Besides promoting basic fairness, competitive bidding encourages greater efficiencies and cost savings.