Practical Guide to Union Labor Agreements, Construction Contractors and the Project Entitlement Process

Holland & Knight's real estate and labor attorneys Linda Allderdice and Jennifer Hernandez present a webinar that covers how legislation to expedite housing and other types of projects increasingly includes requirements relating to payment of "prevailing wages" and use of "skilled and trained" construction workers. Unions also play an important role for entitlement approval and environmental review processes. This webinar will provide a practical overview of the differences between “prevailing wage” and "skilled and trained" worker requirements, the primary entitlement streamlining pathways that are dependent on having project labor agreements (PLAs) or similar deals in place, and further considerations in contractor and subcontractor selection and project pricing.

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• Part 4 - Practical Guide to Union Labor Agreements, Construction Contractors and the Project Entitlement Process (You are currently viewing Part 4)