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California Offers Help To Laid-off Construction Workers
May 29, 2008
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Posted by on May 29, 2008 | Comments (1)
In response to: California Offers Help To Laid-off Construction Workers
Rick Reed commented:
From the beginning of time, construction workers have gone where the work is located. Then and now. Providing a 'bridge' to help those who would remain in place giving a community a readily available skill base would benefit all. It would likely be a 'family values' issue for many contractors forced to often to choose between home and work...wherever it may be.
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