requiring that highly-trained and skilled local workers be used on government projects

requiring contractors who work on public projects to pay construction workers the area’s standards for hourly wages, benefits, and overtime

ensuring the safety of our more than 25,000 professionally trained construction workers

“right to work” strips workers of protections afforded by unions

responsible contracting means accepting the most responsible bid offered at the lowest price

promoting healthy and safe jobsites, including a drug-free workplace

investing in training to ensure that our workforce meets the changing needs of our communities