Construction professionals gather to discuss national issues

By Anonymous
Publication: Concrete Contractor
Date: Friday, February 1 2008

Specialty construction professionals from around the country will assemble May 19-20 in Washington D.C. for a legislative conference to discuss this year's most significant congressional and public policy issues impacting the union construction industry.

The National Issues Conference will include

discussions on dozens of topics, including presidential candidates' health care plans and presentations on labor and employment law.

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