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In a test case for cities' control over labor contracts on publicly funded development projects, two companies are seeking to overturn an ordinance setting local labor requirements.
March 24, 2020 at 03:18 PM
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The city of Newark is facing a suit in U.S. District Court over a city ordinance that sets requirements for labor contracts at redevelopment projects.
In a test case for cities’ control over labor contracts on publicly funded development projects, Matrix Development Group and Fidelco Realty Group are seeking to overturn an ordinance requiring developers on publicly funded projects to have a project labor agreement and to use Newark residents for 20% of hourly labor costs.
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