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Download full textBowler, Earl M., Comp. – 1970
America's $100 billion construction industry with its 3 million workers does not need harassment, unwarranted interference, or political denounciation; it does need better access to mortgage money, less costly materials at more stable prices, an end to archaic regulations that hamper productivity, more dynamic management, and--most of all--more…
Descriptors: Building Trades, Construction Costs, Construction Industry, Construction Needs
Bowler, Earl M., Comp. – 1970
To moderate severe increases in the cost of labor, we must increase the labor supply to meet the increasing demand. This means we must assure equal employment opportunity for all in the industry, increase productivity through vocational training, adopt innovative techniques, and reduce seasonality, and make special arrangements in the construction…
Descriptors: Apprenticeships, Building Trades, Construction Needs, Employment Opportunities
