On March 28, Columbus City Council passed an ordinance to help fund projects for one of central Ohio’s most successful apprenticeship readiness programs. The $400,000 grant will help upgrade training space and provide technology upgrades for the...
READ MOREREAD MOREDespite the threat of a lawsuit by the Associated Building Contractors, the Columbus City Council unanimously passed legislation on Sept. 21 to create a powerful new city commission to ensure businesses are not committing wage theft and payroll...
READ MOREREAD MOREAn Aug. 19 Columbus City Council Rules and Reference Committee meeting discussed Council’s desire to create a new review board to ensure businesses – especially those within the construction industry – are not committing wage theft or payroll...
READ MOREREAD MOREYou need to listen to Dorsey Hager, Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the Columbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council, as he makes his final appearance of 2019 on America’s Work Force Radio. On this episode, Hager and AWF host...
READ MOREREAD MOREThe Columbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council proudly endorses Rob Dorans for Columbus City Council. Appointed earlier this year to a seat on Council, Dorans, a Democrat, will appear on the ballot for the first time. In...
READ MOREREAD MOREOn his regular appearance on America’s Workforce Radio, Dorsey Hager, Columbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Secretary-Treasurer, discussed the region’s growth with AWF host Ed “Flash” Ferenc. Hager provided some...
READ MOREREAD MOREColumbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Secretary-Treasurer Dorsey Hager made his monthly appearance on America’s Workforce Radio and spoke to host Ed “Flash” Ferenc about Columbus politics. Rob Dorans, Esq....
READ MOREREAD MORERob Dorans, 32, head legal counsel for Affiliated Construction Trades (ACT) Ohio, was appointed to fill a vacant seat on Columbus City Council. Dorans received the support of all six votes of council to fill the unexpired term of former...
READ MOREREAD MORETwo days before the United States Supreme Court began hearing a landmark labor case, around 3,000 union members, including an estimated 100 members of the building trades, gathered at noon in the rain outside the Ohio Statehouse for the Working...
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