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Vol. 56, No. 2759 - 2807, pp. 1-1592 March 4, 2010 - Feb. 24, 2011 A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
BAC
– Interest, daily compounding on monetary awards, NLRB General Counsel urges quarterly more reflective of market realities (amicus brief), 616
– Investigation of N.C. firm reveals multiple hours violations (DOL), 817 – Missouri prevailing wages law, back pay order for public works project, 831 – Retroactivity of remedies, ripeness of claims for to refusal to hire salts (2d Cir., rev den), 408
– Currency transaction reports, contractor who owned check-cashing business sentenced (D.R.I.), 986
– Federal tax liens, IRS priority where mechanic's liens involve unpaid workers, attorney advice memo, 618
– Fraud, contractor pleads guilty (D. Ore.), 815 – GM, administration investment to speed environmental cleanup and redevelopment of former facilities, 402 – Involuntary Ch. 7, unpaid benefit fund contributions, president's duty to make, carpentry firm (N.D. Ind.), 473 – Madoff Investment Securities, investors denied relief by trustee, SIPC scam charged (D.N.J.), 46; SIPC warns of website mimicking own to swindle investors defrauded by Madoff, 46; director of operations indicted for conspiracy, securities fraud, for role in covering up Ponzi scheme (S.D.N.Y.), 145; UBC Local 280 class action, fiduciary breach, merger with other plans invested with Madoff (W.D.N.Y.), 397; civil actions against back office staff, knowing participation, forfeiture of assets sought (S.D.N.Y.), 530; trustee sues entities owned by Madoff relatives to reclaim assets, 688; Beacon Associates to distribute assets to investors pro rata, valuation method approval, 690; $73M in Ponzi scheme deposits in Gibraltar, release of funds sought (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 819; Gibraltor seeks release of funds (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 819; Ivy Asset Mgmt. and other entities tied to Ponzi scheme, fiduciary breach, 988; IBT pension fund trustees' fiduciary breach claim for investing in reckless hedge fund, 998; DOL files suit against investment managers who had cause to question investments (S.D.N.Y.), 1054; broker-dealer and former officials for marketing investigations in return for excessive feels, SEC accord, 1092; DOL supports pension funds' claims that investment managers violated ERISA fiduciary duties (amicus briefs), 1141; issue of material fact as to status of Madoff's brother as culpable participant (D.N.J.), 1197; investor agrees to civil forfeiture of $625M in accord, available to victims, 1235 – U.S. Concrete, Chapter 11 joint reorganization plan (Bankr. D. Del.), 767 – Withdrawal liability, insulation firms under common control jointly and severally liable (D. Md.), 1337 – Workers' Compensation, Or. Contractors, member-owned trust files for Chapter 11 protection (Bankr. D. Or.), 1452
– Bargaining order violation, contractor to bargain at least 16 hours per week until pact attained or lawful impasse (NLRB), 1522
– Claims processing, union benefit funds contracted out work without bargaining with new union, ULP (NLRB ALJ), 314
– Pa., state affiliated entity may award contract based on RFP, if contracting officer explains why standard competitive sealed bids not preferable (Pa. Commw. Ct.), 1152
– RFPs
– Local 19, fair representation duty breach for refusal to grieve shipyard firing member on probation (E.D. Pa.), 409
– Local 83, suit to enforce NLRB ULP default judgment for failure to bargain (10th Cir.), 1123 – Local 85, Detroit Edison, safety agreement on emissions control, 676 – McBurney and Brown & Root Power Mfg., ripeness of union request to review retroactivity of remedies for refusing to hire organizers (2d Cir., rev den), 408
– ARRA, WHD All-Agency Memo on guidance to contracting officials on Davis-Bacon Act provisions, 329; further guidance, tax-favored bonds, 788
– Build America Bonds, popularity with municipalities and continuing congressional support mean extension likely, report, 310; program defended by Treasury official, 787; program hugely successful, conference told, 907; program end, how market may respond if Congress lets program expire, financing infrastructure, Special Report, 1215 – Intl. Fidelity, injunction related to projects violation, evidence of failure to require project managers to issue joint check payments insufficient (N.D. Cal.), 1523 – National Infrastructure Development Bank Act
– Depreciation, tax code, reinstatement sought, 179
– Secondary
– Break-in-place policy, discharge for objections unlawful (NLRB), 875
– Cal., legislation progresses, 741; bill exempting commercial drivers, contruction workers, and private security officers covered by CBAs signed, 1000 – Tex., Austin, city council passes law requiring rest breaks for construction workers every 4 hours, 707
– Crane collapse, charges related to fatal accident, acting chief inspector pleads guilty to taking bribes, falsifying reports, 156; crane firm owner pleads guilty to bribing building inspector, 383; crane owner sentenced, 940
– Ohio contractor charged with enticing county officials to get contracts on projects with federal funding (N.D. Ohio), 272 – RICO, former UBC official guilty plea, let contractors skirt payment of wages and benefits (S.D.N.Y.), 687; last remaining defendant on trial, 1037; jury convicts contractor association official for perjury in RICO scheme, 1085; sentenced, 1167 – Rigging bids and tax fraud, antitrust investigation of fraud, bribery, and tax offenses by contractor and conspirator (S.D.N.Y.), 213 – Sewer and wastewater treatment project, Ala., mandate closes case (11th Cir.), 825
– Andre Truckpointing and Brickwork, owners arrested for contempt. OSHRC final orders compliance (8th Cir.), 1395
– Appointments and personnel changes, Flynn announces retirement, Boland sworn in as president, winter executive council, 7
– Case summaries, 1374 – Local 1
– – AGC of Minn. pact attained, 546
– – Detroit Edison, safety agreement on emissions control, 676
– – Building Contractors Ass'n wage reopener, wage and benefit freeze, Locals 2,4, and 5 defer wage hike, 349
– – Kal-Tech Engineering, arbitration authority, benefit fund contributions award (D.N.J.), 1447
See generally INFRASTRUCTURE
See now IRONWORKERS (IW)
– Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2011, draft Senate elements, more funding for water projects and energy research than House, 1262
– – bill, see LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 1
– FY2010 Supplemental Appropriations Bill, administration loan guarantees support renewable energy and nuclear power development, 428; bills, see LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 4899, S 4253 – FY2012, administration proposal, DOL funding cuts preserve worker safety programs, 1547; AFL-CIO and Chamber of Commerce urge more U.S. infrastructure investment, Senate hearing, 1572 – Green jobs, administration investments to prepare workers, Pelosi says job creation central focus of President's proposal, 304 – Infrastructure bank, surface transportation reauthorization, Obama plans release of details with FY2012 budget, 896; push for Congressional action on long-term reauthorization, key details not disclosed, social and economic benefits, report, 982; GOP likely to reject funding level, separate accounts for high-speed rail and infrastructure bank, 1549; National Infrastructure Development Bank Act, see LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 402 – Natl. Comm'n on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform, Voinovich and Carper urge increasing gas taxes to fund transportation projects, 1108; Comm'n urges gas tax hike to fund transportation infrastructure projects, draft report, 1141; 15 cent increase recommended, report, 1227 – Prevailing wages, GOP targets omitting from federally funded projects, 1431 – Specific agencies and departments
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– Federal
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– Annual legislative conference, Ayers applauds Obama for health care reform, turns attention to job creation, PLAs, green building, 232
– Building and Constr. Trades Council of Greater N.Y., Wal-Mart PLA attained, 1526 – Common grant process, DOT plan to join HUD in awarding highway and housing funding lauded, 567 – Ind. Chapter, Common Construction Wage Act, ABC has no standing to challenge established wage scale (Ind. Ct. App.), 149; may not get declaratory judgment, acts as unpromulgated rule, 699 – Mass., Quincy, downtown revitalization project, final approval, labor provisions governed by PLA, 1345 – Mich., Greater Detroit locals, talks on PLA for school construction, demolition, and renovation, 28; PLA attained, includes prevailing wages, gives hiring preference to city residents, 158 – S. Central Wis., OSHA strategic partnership with Wis., trade group, and real estate firm, make work environment safer, 664 – S. Nev., magnetic rail project, FRA mandated to use funds earmarked for environmental impact study to deploy, 273 – St. Louis, national and local unions criticize UBC poaching work and members from other unions, rally, 527; union may not press charges or discipline members for anti-union bumper stickers or other opposition to new local (S.D. Ill.), 1035 – UBC raiding of work of other craft unions, strategic effort to address, 781 – Water Protection and Reinvestment Act
– Total disability, participant has burden of proving HIV status qualified (9th Cir.), 1094
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