Sentences with phrase «trades contractors who»

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Research data used to generate Grassroots ® Research reports are received from reporters and Field Force investigators, who work as independent, third - party contractors, as well as external research panel providers — all of whom supply research that may be paid for by commissions generated by trades executed on behalf of clients.

Similar arguments are rehearsed each time the state undertakes a major construction project: contractors say the makeup of the workforce is dictated by the construction trades, who in turn say they are making their best efforts to diversify, while minority leaders say not enough is done by way of outreach and recruitment.

In her book, Global Spin, author Sharon Beder noted that past Bonner clients have included tobacco companies Philip Morris and U.S. Tobacco Co.; the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association; the utility trade group Edison Electric Institute; military contractor McDonnell Douglas; nuclear industry and military services giant Westinghouse; chemical companies Monsanto and Dow Chemical; and the major Detroit auto companies Chrysler, Ford and General Motors (who hired Bonner to help derail Congressional efforts to raise fuel efficiency standards back in the 1990s).

Common examples of business operators and other professionals who can benefit from a commercial vehicle insurance policy include trade contractors, off - premises caterers, local delivery service providers, and funeral directors.

with a day - long celebration for neighbours, salespeople from other offices, clients, friends, contractors and trades who had a hand in building the office.

-- In addition to using a trusted online site to review local consumers» experiences, consider contractors who belong to the Basement Health Association, a trade organization that offers certification and continuing education.

I understand there is a general shortage of all types of professional, reliable contractors who will call you back... However, is there a specific trade such as plumbers, electricians, carpenters, landscapers, general labors, or general contractors that you need but can't find?

The American Apartment Owners Association's site offers a list of about 25,000 contractors and local trades people as well as an inspection and repair guide for those who want to know how to, say, fix a faucet or repair a toilet.