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NEWSLINE

Study Shows Cap and Trade Legislation Could Cost 3 Million Jobs

A new study, released April 28 by Charles River Associates, exposes the negative economic consequences of the proposed cap and trade legislation being considered in Congress.
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EMPLOYEE FREE CHOICE ACT / CARD CHECK

Under the so-called Employee Free Choice Act, or "card check" legislation, your workers would lose their right to a private ballot in a union election, inviting coercion and abuse. To learn more and take action, go to www.thetruthaboutefca.com and abc.org/cardcheck .

GreenConstructionAtWork.com

ABC Launches a new Green Website focused on ABC's commitment to sustainability and the green building industry. >> Visit the New Website

ABC CHIEF ECONOMIST

Construction Spending Jumps in March
Private nonresidential construction spending unexpectedly increased 2.7 percent in March, according to the May 4 report by the U.S. Census Bureau. Read More...

MAGAZINE

Construction Executive

The magazine for the business of construction
www.constructionexec.com

April 2009
Workforce Development; Military Construction

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1950s
In response to the Baltimore Building and Construction Trades Department’s efforts to limit construction to union-only contractors, seven local general and subcontractors met in the home of Charles Mullan on May 1, 1950 to establish Associated Builders and Contractors of Baltimore.