Abstract
Project labor agreements on public construction projects have been generating considerable controversy since the U.S. Supreme Court's unanimous 1993 "Boston Harbor" decision. Here we review a num ber of subsequent state and federal court cases, several state laws, proposed legislation, and President Bush's recent executive order on project labor agreements. We also identify and more closely examine several key arguments of the opponents of project labor agreements. We conclude with an outline for building and con struction trades unions and councils to utilize in determining whether or not project labor agreements are appropriate on a case- by-case basis.
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