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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, 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 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 All Posts, Press Release

Matt Gibson clearly remembers the day last fall Tony D’Ascenzo, one of the owners of Guardian Plumbing and Heating called him into a private meeting.  Gibson had worked his way up at Guardian over 8 years, and was just completing his Apprenticeship at the Operating Engineers 324 Stationary All Posts, News Article

Operating Engineers 324 comment on Gov. Whitmer’s State of the State Address Operating Engineers applaud Governor’s vision to drastically improve Michigan’s Infrastructure and Workforce Development MICHIGAN — Operating Engineers 324 Business Manager and General Vice-President Douglas W. Stockwell released the following statement regarding Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s State of All Posts, Press Release

For the first time in recent memory, operating engineers will have a strong voice in Oakland County leadership. William Miller, OE324 business agent, began serving on the Oakland County Board of Commissioners in January. William won his election in November 2018 by an impressive 57.16 percent of the All Posts, Press Release

Job-seekers looking for good-paying careers as stationary engineers, HVAC techs invited to pick up job training applications on Feb. 15 DETROIT – Operating Engineers 324 is inviting job-seekers who want good-paying careers as stationary engineers and HVAC technicians to pick up job training applications in Detroit on Friday, All Posts, Announcement

With summer coming to an end and fall quickly arriving, a quick recap of a few great things we are partnered with. We are always seeking new and inventive ways to identify and encourage the next generation of skilled tradespeople. Knowing that not all students get the exposure All Posts, News Article

“We know what they’re doing is anti-worker, anti-family…and the way they are doing it is anti-American! This is about people. This isn’t about some ‘scary union,’ but what happens when the people get together and decide we’re gonna fight for fair wages and decent benefits. We form a All Posts, News Article

Operating Engineers 324 shares Governor’s frustration with involuntary layoffs MITA’s behavior prompts Governor to request state investigation BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP – Today, Michigan Governor Rick Snyder expressed frustration with the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association (MITA) directed layoffs that have ground road construction work in the state to a All Posts, Press Release

Operating Engineers 324 Endorses Gretchen Whitmer for Governor Former State Representative and Senator Has Proven Track Record on Fighting for Infrastructure and Wages EAST LANSING –– Operating Engineers 324 today endorsed Democrat Gretchen Whitmer for governor because of her proven track record of supporting working people, rebuilding our All Posts, Press Release

The Berrien County Board of Commissioners has approved its first tentative labor contract with the Berrien County Road Department since taking the road operation over last year. At a Thursday meeting, the county commission agreed to a three-year contract with the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 324, All Posts, News Article