Detroit Businesses, Residents and Labor leaders praise Detroit plan to create local jobs, increase accountability DETROIT – Detroit city leaders, workers and businesses today urged the implementation of a proposal Continue Reading All Posts, Press Release

In the late 1960s when Mike Sherwood came back from deployment in the service, he did not know he was looking for a career, just a job.  He had worked Continue Reading All Posts, News Article

Commentary: A Responsible Bidder Ordinance would benefit Detroiters https://www.crainsdetroit.com/other-voices/commentary-responsible-bidder-ordinance-would-benefit-detroiters Douglas Stockwell, Operating Engineers 324 Business Manager and General Vice-President Anyone driving around, shopping, or living in Detroit today cannot help Continue Reading All Posts, News Article

The American Jobs Plan Meets Our American Moment WASHINGTON, DC — The following statement was issued by James T. Callahan, General President of the International Union of Operating Engineers, on Continue Reading All Posts, Press Release

Spring is here and for Labor Management, it is a chance to continue the many great opportunities and projects we have been working on straight through the winter. In January, Continue Reading All Posts, News Article

Gov. Whitmer announces 21 Rebuilding Michigan Road Projects for 2021 Here’s a rundown of roadwork set to begin or resume this month By WWJ Newsradio 950 https://www.radio.com/wwjnewsradio/news/local/gov-whitmer-announces-21-rebuilding-michigan-road-projects (WWJ) Gov. Gretchen Continue Reading All Posts, News Article

IUOE Applauds Confirmation of Marty Walsh as Secretary of the Department of Labor WASHINGTON, DC — The following statement was issued by James T. Callahan, General President of the International Continue Reading All Posts, Press Release

WASHINGTON, DC — The following statement was issued by James T. Callahan, General President of the International Union of Operating Engineers, to celebrate Women in Construction Week and honor the Continue Reading All Posts, Press Release

Jack-o’-lanterns and cotton spiderwebs may have decorated the porches of a quiet suburban Lansing neighborhood on October 30th, but Christmas was definitely in the air.  In the pre-dawn hours, a Continue Reading All Posts, News Article

Grit drives Mecosta County woman to get Michigan’s top construction apprentice award HOWELL, Mich. – One word keeps coming up to explain Danielle Athey’s drive to succeed. Grit. Recently, the Continue Reading All Posts