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Truth2Tell Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Apr-12-10 09:41 PM
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7. It looks like Fluor generally works non-union in the US
if they can get away with it, which is pretty crappy for a fortune 500 company.

Here's a PDF from McGraw Hill on finance and labor that confirms that:

http://ncabuild.org/nca/NCA/nca_action_files/ENR%2004Sep06%20Union%20Shifts2.pdf

But it makes sense for them to go full union on this job. They know they will be facing progressive resistance and getting labor on board is important politically.

Believe me, they are happy to see you post this here. This is why they went union.

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