women and men in California work in construction trades. Construction work is more than just a job. These are highly skilled, highly trained middle-class union careers that support families and entire communities–people of color, second chancers, immigrants and those without college degrees.
Union construction workers are building the middle-class by proudly building California’s backbone infrastructure of roads, bridges, water, energy, schools, housing, hospitals, warehouses and more.
Lawmakers and regulators are considering dozens of laws and regulations that could threaten our infrastructure and the union construction workers that build it all.
More than 600,000 women and men in California work in construction trades. Construction work is more than just a job. These are highly skilled, highly trained middle-class union careers that support families and entire communities–people of color, second chancers, immigrants and those without college degrees.
Union construction workers are building the middle-class by proudly building California’s backbone infrastructure of roads, bridges, water, energy, schools, housing, hospitals, warehouses and more.
Lawmakers and regulators are considering dozens of laws and regulations that could threaten our infrastructure and the union construction workers that build it all.
We ask lawmakers to pursue a balanced approach and protect the infrastructure and investments that support hundreds of thousands of union careers.
We ask lawmakers to pursue a balanced approach and protect the infrastructure and investments that support hundreds of thousands of union careers.
Hear directly from Californians on how their construction careers are setting them up for success.
Hear directly from Californians on how their construction careers are setting them up for success.
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