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How do you make sure that firms do not have the quality workers they need? You do this by limiting the geography from which you can hire.
"Construction firms could be fined for failing to hire sufficient numbers of San Francisco residents to work on city-funded construction projects, if legislation introduced Tuesday by Supervisor John Avalos becomes law.
The head of a powerful labor group whose members appoint workers to such projects, however, described the legislation as unworkable and said it fails to address the root causes of chronic unemployment in the city's lowest-income neighborhoods.
San Francisco has long asked its construction contractors to make good-faith efforts to hire at least half of their project workforces locally."
Even the corrupt unions understand this is a bad idea. One side result, if approved, is that since San Fran is an open city to criminals, illegal aliens would have a much easily time of getting construction jobs--no questions asked!
This is discrimination against qualified legal residents who refuse to live in the high tax, wacky city by the Bay.
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"Construction firms could be fined for failing to hire sufficient numbers of San Francisco residents to work on city-funded construction projects, if legislation introduced Tuesday by Supervisor John Avalos becomes law.
The head of a powerful labor group whose members appoint workers to such projects, however, described the legislation as unworkable and said it fails to address the root causes of chronic unemployment in the city's lowest-income neighborhoods.
San Francisco has long asked its construction contractors to make good-faith efforts to hire at least half of their project workforces locally."
Even the corrupt unions understand this is a bad idea. One side result, if approved, is that since San Fran is an open city to criminals, illegal aliens would have a much easily time of getting construction jobs--no questions asked!
This is discrimination against qualified legal residents who refuse to live in the high tax, wacky city by the Bay.
More...