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State Representative Praised for Supporting PLAs House Resolution 761

The Pennsylvania Building and Construction Trades Council today commended State Representative Marc Gergley (D-35) for introducing House Resolution 761 supporting the use of Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) for all publicly funded or guaranteed public works projects in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Frank Sirianni, President of the Building and Construction Trades Council, praised Representative Gergley for "his insight and support of policies which bring stability and job security to so many of Pennsylvania's working families."

Sirianni said that PLAs are beneficial on government-funded building projects because they guarantee on-time, under budget completion of construction projects without diminishing community standards for working conditions and quality of workmanship.

He also noted that the PLAs House Resolution 761 supports contractors' access to a pool of skilled and qualified local workers, eliminating the incentive for importing unskilled and, many times, undocumented workers that out-of-state contractors often use to undercut the bidding process on publicly funded projects.

"Representative Gergley's resolution recognizes what we in the Building Trades have been saying all along:  that PLAs bring greater efficiency, on-time delivery of completed projects, and lower costs to taxpayers," said Sirianni.

Source: http://www.pabuildingtrades.org/

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