Sentences with phrase «on nonunion»

Gary LaBarbera, president of the Building & Construction Trades Council, has said that a majority of the 30 construction - related deaths in the city in the past two years occurred on nonunion sites.

The Building and Construction Trades Council has repeatedly pointed out that a majority of those fatalities have occurred on nonunion sites.

The Building and Construction Trades Council is ramping up its attacks on a nonunion group that it says isn't very active in New York...

Not exact matches

As much as his approach puts him at odds with conventional economic wisdom, Keller can also seem at odds with himself — a registered Republican who calls for more regulation of industry; a plastics maker who speaks out against U.S. reliance on fossil fuels; a nonunion employer whose wages and benefits are a model for the region.

The same thing could be going on nationally ------ little or no wage inflation because employers refuse to offer more, and nonunion employees have no bargaining power to demand more.

An exemplar was Southwest Airlines, which paid $ 355 million of its more than $ 1 billion in corporate profits last year to union and nonunion workers and managers, on top of salaries.

A Suffolk County legislator blocked Steve Bellone's proposal to freeze step pay increases for nonunion employees on July 1, saying it would do little to close the county budget deficit.

The prevailing wage covers union and nonunion employees on public works projects.

Because the developers don't want to be forced to use union labor, because if they are left on their own they want to use nonunion labor.»

Madeline Singas awarded nearly $ 800,000 in pay raises to 180 nonunion staff members on Jan. 1, the day she took over as Nassau County district attorney, according to new county payroll data.

ALBANY — Dozens of nonunion city employees are set to receive more than the 2 percent wage increase that Mayor Kathy Sheehan announced when she unveiled her proposed her $ 176.4 million 2018 budget on Oct. 2.

A Suffolk legislative on Wednesday blocked County Executive Steve Bellone's proposal to freeze step pay increases for nonunion employees on July 1, saying it would do little to close the county budget deficit.

After months of sparring between union and nonunion groups, the City Council on Wednesday approved a construction safety bill that will require workers to undergo at least 40 hours of safety training.

Sean Ryan [email protected] A delay in enacting the federal government's support of project - labor agreements on contracts is frustrating some unions and giving nonunion builders a short respite.

He and his colleagues selected from their records 33 patients diagnosed with «atrophic nonunion» — the failure of a fracture to knit together on its own within six months.

The musical, a «modern twist on the myth of the Greek sirens,» is casting union and nonunion talent, plus other gigs across the country!

On average, union teachers may enjoy better salaries and benefits than nonunion teachers, but many individuals make tangible sacrifices under union contracts.

Last week, the court allocated time for U.S. Solicitor General Paul D. Clement to argue in support of five nonunion teachers and Washington state when their appeals are heard by the court on Jan. 10.

The groups, led by the League of Education Voters, filed a ballot initiative in the hopes of forcing a November vote on the free but independent public schools, which are allowed to use unconventional techniques and hire nonunion employees.

My colleague here at the School of HRM at York, Tony Fang, found a while back that the union wage premium in Canada is about 7.7 % (see page 13), meaning that unionized workers earn that much more on average than nonunion workers.

The study, «Discounted Jobs: How Retailers Sell Workers Short,» was led by a City University professor and was based on face - to - face interviews with 436 nonunion employees of retail businesses, ranging from high - end establishments on Fifth Avenue to discount stores on Fordham Road in the Bronx.

The study, based on interviews with nonunion workers, largely found poverty wages and highly unstable schedules for the states retail employees, with less than a fifth having a set schedule each work week.