North Atlantic States Carpenters
@nasrcc_ubc
We believe that well-paid, well-trained carpenters mean well-made, safe, and long-lasting construction that will serve the community well over time.
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https://www.nasrcc.org/ 18-09-2009 13:13:04
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The message to Tufts University and their community was fairly simple: --Wage theft is bad. --Don't do business with people that commit wage theft. --Don't ignore wage theft. --Remember that one of our three favorite words is "agitate." Construction Industry Tax Fraud
"Construction has a wage theft problem. In fiscal year 2023, the Labor Department’s Wage & Hour Division secured over $35.5M in back wages for nearly 18,000 construction employees-more funds than from any other U.S. industry." Construction Industry Tax Fraud Construction Dive constructiondive.com/news/wage-thef…
We’re proud to support Joyce Craig for Governor! She has supported individual organizing campaigns, helping to pass a Wage Theft/Responsible Contractor Ordinance in Manchester & pushing for the state’s 1st project labor agreement in a decade for a downtown development project!
💪 Thank you to the 3,000 members of Carpenters Local 291 and broader North Atlantic States Carpenters for your endorsement! You’ve helped build our infrastructure and homes across New York State — and in the State Senate I’ll continue to support policy that allows you and your families to thrive —
A huge turnout at the New Hampshire AFL-CIO canvass launch this morning in Nashua! A great way to kick off GOTV weekend with Glenn Brackett, Gov. @Maura_Healey, and Sen. Maggie Hassan! #NHPolitics
Big thank you to all of our friends in labor at Massachusetts AFL-CIO, New Hampshire AFL-CIO, North Atlantic States Carpenters, and Local 103 IBEW who turned out to finish this campaign strong!
In addition to successful incentives for companies to expand here in the U.S (Micron Technology, for example) the President Biden administration has shown it understands the OVERALL economic benefit to supporting unions and industry standards. His latest moves demonstrate it even more clearly.
