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MO Republicans Seek to Weaken New Minimum Wage, Sick Leave Law

7 months 2 weeks ago
From St. Louis/Southern Illinois Labor Tribune:  Missouri Republicans are again showing their contempt for the will of Missouri voters, seeking to partially repeal or eliminate the new minimum wage and sick leave law voters approved in November. Proposition A, which 58 percent of Missouri voters supported in the Nov. 5 election, raised the state minimum […]
Dede Hance

Building Operator Certification Training Reimbursement for Ameren Illinois Business Customers

7 months 2 weeks ago
The Ameren Illinois Energy Efficiency Program is offering full tuition reimbursement to persons who successfully complete Building Operator Certification® (BOC). The normal cost of the training is $1,400. Only Ameren Illinois Business customers are eligible for tuition reimbursement. BOC is a nationally recognized training and certification program focusing on energy-efficient building operations and preventative maintenance […]
Tom Finan

AMICSTL to Award Advanced Manufacturing Hub Feb 7th; Link to Fly-Through Video

7 months 2 weeks ago
A contract award  is scheduled for Feb. 7th on the Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Center St. Louis (AMICSTL)/Ranken Technical College non-profit advanced manufacturing facility. A bid meeting was held last week and final proposals are due Jan. 31st on the 89,600-square-foot advanced manufacturing up. Designed by FoxArchitects, the hub, to be built on Ranken’s North St. […]
Tom Finan

DOE Launches Tools to Estimate Energy-Efficiency Tax Deductions

7 months 2 weeks ago
From Building Design + Construction:  The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched the free 179D Portal for estimating tax deductions for energy-efficient technologies in commercial buildings. The portal hosts the Traditional (Modeling) Pathway tool and Alternative (Measurement) Pathway tool that both help estimate potential federal tax deductions for qualifying upgrades beginning in tax year […]
Dede Hance

US Court Overrules PLAs on Federal Construction Projects

7 months 2 weeks ago
From ENR:  The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has ruled in favor of contractors that challenged former President Joe Biden’s policy requiring project labor agreements on all federal construction projects of $35 million or more, with few exceptions. Judge Ryan T. Holte’s Jan. 19 ruling responds to 12 bid protests filed by contractors against three […]
Dede Hance