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Greg Fuller and Mark Rogers , two MCAA Past Presidents who started their career in the trades and now own their own mechanical contracting companies, share their experiences and lessons learned from being on both sides of the fence.

Chris Haslinger , UA Administrative Assistant to the General President, focuses his presentation on the latest equipment and technology that is changing the way jobsite projects are managed. Kevin Dougherty , leading construction industry consultant, discusses successful ways to build and maintain relationships with focus on being a better listener and how to be the most effective communicator possible. Finally, Mark Breslin , President of Breslin Strategies, conducts a presentation on leadership, how to promote positive change and how to effectively achieve it.

By installing procoretech software, Monterey Mechanical Co. The efficiencies gained work out to a savings of one day a week of work per employee. Register now for MCAA member discount pricing! Robinson says highway, heavy-civil and municipal contractors offered the highest increases—3. But he projects that, with new demand, a wage boost will occur next year. In California, wage pressures already are being felt.

Breslin notes that, while private-sector work led the way out of the recession, public work has caught up. Breslin says his organization brought in applicants with previous experience to its job fairs this year. We need a new mousetrap.

This is an immediate, urgent economic priority. Despite demand, Hunter says average annual wage increases are in line with national trends. But settlement of a late summer, week long strike of concrete and gravel truck drivers in King County, Wash. John Stiffler, executive secretary-treasurer of the St. Missouri was one of three Midwest states this year—also including Wisconsin and Iowa—to enact right-to-work legislation that would limit PLAs, union wage rates and influence on public works.

Stiffler says more lthan , petitions were gathered —three times the number needed—to place the measure before state voters in In New York City, open-shop contractors continue to erode union dominance in high-rise construction. As they increase in size and resources, they are increasing capabilities. Market observers are watching for future impacts of a revised tax abatement law for developers enacted in June that incorporates affordable housing units and prevailing wage rates into higher-end residential construction projects in the city, a revision of the "a" tax incentive that expired last year when real estate firms, unions and state politicians could not reach compromise on terms.

Both union and non-union advocates are claiming victory, Developers see new complexities in the revision. This will make union contractors more competitive but does not guarantee they will get the work," says Kenneth Fisher, a construction attorney at Manhattan-based CozenO'Connor.

Developers claim it favors union construction workers and contractors and creates obstacles in hiring non-union forces—often disadvantaged business enterprises and day laborers—who are more likely to require fresh training to qualify. Training requirements will be phased in through The new law applies to workers on building projects of five stories or higher.