The Labor Department abruptly canceled apprenticeship contracts with labor and business groups this week, before reversing course after the move prompted an outcry from a powerful construction union federation with a constituency of affiliate members who support President Trump.
“To the extent that we had a working relationship with this administration, this program was a key underpinning of that,” said Mike Monroe, chief of staff at North America’s Building Trades Unions, a conglomerate of 14 construction unions. NABTU is one of about 10 contractors who were puzzled and frustrated after receiving notice from the Labor Department this week that their ...
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