“Minnesota’s unionized construction sector is no more costly than the non-union sector even though it produces higher wages, greater inequality, safer work sites and other things like less reliance on government assistance programs,” said Frank Manzo, director of the Midwest Economic Policy Institute, which co-authored the study.
The Construction Industry Labor Employers Council (CILEC) is a labor management committee that brings together signatory contractors and their employee representatives to enhance awareness about the work of the unionized construction industry in supporting Minnesota’s economic and workforce development objectives.
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