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Monday, March 28, 2011

Congress Holds Hearing On Discriminatory Use Of PLA's In Public Construction

IEC National Past President
John Biagas, Bay Electric
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs, Stimulus Oversight and Government Spending recently held a hearing on the use of PLA's in Public Construction.

The hearing was appropriately titled The Cost Of Doing Business In The Construction Industry and was held on March 16th 2011
IEC Member John Ennis,
Ennis Electric Co.

IEC Members John F. Biagas, CEO of Bay Electric, Newport News, Va., and John Ennis, Jr., CEO of Ennis Electric Company, Inc., Manassas, Va Testified before Congress against the Use of Project Labor Agreements (PLA's) on Public Construction Projects.

The revealing video of their testimony can be Viewed Here 
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