Spotlight On 'Double-Breasting' In Construction Industry

Law360, New York (March 12, 2015, 12:31 PM EDT) -- Economic conditions in the construction industry directly related to labor costs have created union and nonunion shops within the same geographic area. These market conditions may manifest themselves in a particular segment of the industry. For example, a union contractor may not be competitive in the residential market in a locality or a union contractor may not be competitively bid new commercial construction work in suburban areas. This loss of competition may be attributed directly to escalated union wages and fringe benefit packages....

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