Oakland County workers launch campaign blasting Road Commission’s disregard for worker, public safety PONTIAC, Mich. – Oakland County road workers this week launched a campaign exposing unsafe work conditions that the county Road Commission has refused to address. Outlined on the website safetyforrcoc.com, the commission’s unsafe work requirements endanger theAll Posts, Press Release
Career-Focused Construction Science Expo Changes Venue From MI Science Center To Durfee Innovation Society On May 17, 2022 Collaboration of 40 Construction and Engineering companies producing hands-on activities event for 600 Middle and High School Students in Southeast Detroit who participate in Black Caucus Foundation of MI Programming DETROIT, MICH.All Posts, Press Release
14th Annual Construction Career Days showcases good-paying careers, state-of-the-art technology to over 4,000 Michigan students HOWELL – The Michigan Apprenticeship Steering Committee, or MASCI, welcomed more than 4,000 Michigan students from almost 120 schools across Michigan to the 2022 Michigan Construction Career Days. Students and youth were introduced to rewardingAll Posts, Press Release
https://www.whmi.com/news/article/job-fair-howell by Ken Rogulski / krogulski@whmi.com Four thousand high school students from all across Michigan were invited to the Operating Engineers 324 training site in Howell to take a first-hand look at all the different constructions available in the state. It gave high schoolers an opportunity to see the differentAll Posts
https://www.abc12.com/news/education/students-participate-in-construction-career-day/article_25fa0538-ccc4-11ec-a2e2-07df0cc9d7ac.html HOWELL, Mich. (WJRT) – Mid-Michigan high school students got a real world opportunity at a construction site. They participated in the annual Construction Career Days in Howell. The two-day event gave students the opportunity to explore careers that don’t require a college education. Jodi Guzak, a school counselorAll Posts, News Article
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. – The union representing Oakland County Road Commission workers held an informational picket today to raise serious safety concerns and call on Road Commission leaders to address safety concerns in contract negotiations. Road Commission workers have remained on the job without a contract for three years, working throughAll Posts, Press Release
Underground, beneath the paths students are taking to walk to class on a typical Monday, the classrooms they are studying in, and the 175-foot-tall University of Detroit Mercy Memorial Tower that announces the venerable institution to the world, Cameron Gardner is in a tunnel. Gardner is an Operating Engineers 324All Posts, News Article
Spring is right around the corner, bringing with it warmer weather and for Labor Management, it is a chance to continue the many great opportunities and projects we have been working on throughout the winter months. In January, we hosted our 19th Annual Upper Peninsula Signatory Contractor Roundtable. We metAll Posts, News Article
Rieth-Riley Construction is back to their old tricks: ignoring facts and trying to deceive the hard-working employees that made them who they are. It’s disappointing but hardly surprising. After being handed a decision by an Administrative Law Judge of the National Labor Relations Board, even after a trial that draggedAll Posts, Announcement