Kate Zelko – Cement Masons Instructor and Mentor
Kate Zelko – Cement Masons Instructor and Mentor
The cement masons and plasterers apprentices at Local 633 turn their indoor training center floor into a winter wonderland for the holiday season.
This Labor Day 2021 public approval of labor unions is at a generational high.
This past winter members of the Minnesota Building Trades put their feet and backs into helping distribute food to struggling people.
Each year Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud get help from the leadership of the Central Minnesota Building Trades.
Building Strong Communities is a program to help students experience a variety of construction trades and assist them in career decisions.
Read about some of the details related to the Low Income Housing Tax Credits.
A dozen students from the Mankato area got the chance to sample nine different building trades at the first South Central Construction Trades Boot Camp held at Mankato West High School.
Gleaming amidst the piles of rubble that were once retail establishments and the boarded up facades of stores still standing on Lake Street in Minneapolis stood the Laborers Local 563 semi tractor trailer. It brought relief, in the way of food, to the neighborhood.
The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry recently announced nearly $320,000 in total back wages paid to 70 workers for Millennium Concrete.
As the weather begins to warm up and the snow begins to melt, another rite of spring begins in Minnesota — the shipping season starts on the Great Lakes.
During the first week in March the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) mobilized its 118 U.S. chapters to recognize and laud the achievements of women in the building construction trades.