A rule that will require project labor agreements on government construction projects valued above $35 million has cleared review at the White House Office of Management and Budget, the last step before publication in the Federal Register.
The rule (RIN: 9000-AO40) would implement a 2022 executive order from President Joe Biden directing federal agencies to require contractors to enter collective bargaining agreements with unions for the duration of certain federal construction projects.
The final rule was approved by OMB Thursday, signaling it will be published soon. A proposed version of the rule was released in August 2022 and ...
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