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Operating engineers hope hands-on career day will inspire Michigan students https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/operating-engineers-hope-hands-on-career-day-will-inspire-michigan-students By Rod Meloni – Reporter, CFP ®, Derick Hutchinson HOWELL, Mich. – Many children dream of getting behind heavy equipment, such as a bulldozer or a crane. The operating engineers are hoping to tap into those dreams and inspire All Posts, News Article

Whitmer applauds Construction Career Days for opening door to good paying jobs in skilled trades HOWELL – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer praised Construction Career Days as key to introducing Michiganders to good paying jobs when she joined more than 3,800 students who attended the event at Operating Engineers 324 career center All Posts, Press Release

Whitmer Joins Thousands Of Students For Construction Career Days https://www.whmi.com/news/article/students-construction-career-operating-engineers-324-howell-ted May 3, 2019 Students from more than a 100 schools across the state took part in this year’s Michigan Construction Career Days in Howell. Roughly 3,800 students participated in the 2019 Career Days held at the Operating Engineers 324 Construction All Posts, News Article

Whitmer joins thousands of students to promote jobs in construction, skilled trades in Howell Twp. https://www.livingstondaily.com/story/news/local/community/howell/2019/05/02/skilled-trades-howell-operating-engineers-construction-career-days-whitmer/3638159002/ Jennifer Timar, Livingston Daily Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and thousands students from across the state attended an event Thursday in Howell Township focused on attracting more young people to jobs in the skilled trades. Students All Posts, News Article

Michigan roadbuilders OK 5-year labor deal with contractors https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/michigan/2019/04/30/mich-roadbuilders-ok-5-year-labor-deal-contractors/3625001002/ Charles E. Ramirez, The Detroit News The union representing Michigan’s road builders said Tuesday its members have ratified a five-year labor deal with a newly formed association of road contractors. Operating Engineers Local 324 officials said the contract with the Michigan All Posts, News Article

Road construction workers ratify 5-year contract https://www.crainsdetroit.com/construction/road-construction-workers-ratify-5-year-contract ANISA JIBRELL Operating Engineers 324 OK’s deal with newly formed Michigan Union Contractors Group Construction progress of state’s infrastructure “will continue unobstructed,” union says Workers to get wage increases, investments in training and safety The International Union of Operating Engineers 324 members approved All Posts, News Article

Operating Engineers 324, Michigan Union Contractors Group Ratify New, Five Year Road Construction Agreement Last week, Operating Engineers 324 members ratified a new, five-year Highway, Bridge and Airport agreement with the newly formed Michigan Union Contractors Group (MUGC). The MUGC is an association comprised of the largest road contractors in All Posts, Press Release

Operating Engineers 324, Michigan Union Contractors Group ratify new highway construction deal https://www.uppermichiganssource.com/content/news/Operating-Engineers-324-Michigan-Union-Contractors-Group-ratify-new-highway-construction-deal-509261141.html BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WLUC) – Operating Engineers 324 members ratified a new, five-year Highway, Bridge and Airport agreement last week with the newly formed Michigan Union Contractors Group, according to a press release Tuesday morning. The MUGC All Posts, News Article

Want to work in road construction? Here’s what you need to know about training https://www.wxyz.com/getting-around-metro-detroit/want-to-work-in-road-construction-heres-what-you-need-to-know-about-training By: Syma Chowdhry HOWELL, Mich. (WXYZ) — There’s a saying that Michigan has two seasons: winter and construction. The future looks bright for those who want to be the one fixing our roads. Operating Engineers All Posts, News Article

Union files unfair labor practice charge against All State Crane by Cassandra Bondie HOLLAND — Drivers along Eighth Street on Friday, April 5, may have noticed the demonstration outside All State Crane has disappeared. But it isn’t gone for good. It’s just been moved for the afternoon. “Today, we’re at All Posts, News Article

Even as the Construction industry becomes more diverse daily, Brenda Davis strikes a unique figure on the job site: an African-American woman who’s only 18 years old and barely a year out of high school. But once she puts on her hardhat, Brenda instantly becomes a member of the team. All Posts, News Article

We are extremely disappointed that Detroit Renewable Energy has chosen to shutter their Detroit facility without warning and eliminate the jobs of 150 hard working skilled employees. This decision is short-sighted, and eliminates a source of renewable energy important to the future of the region. More importantly, it eliminates good All Posts, Press Release