@EdGontarz @NHSenateDems@GovChrisSununu @DanFeltesNH Yes because public funds are not intended to pay construction workers healthcare or contribute to their retirement! We have Fed. Funds like Medicare and subsidized housing for that
@PeteButtigieg @DanFeltesNH @GovChrisSununu Employers struggle to find skilled workers and our communities are losing good neighbors. Governor Sununu ‘s dad repealed it now his kid even with the ramifications as clear as day. Doubles down. Thanks again for all the help!
@PeteButtigieg @DanFeltesNH @GovChrisSununu Lack of area standard wages and benefits. Has driven thousands from our workforce and deemed not worth it by potential candidates. We now rank #47 as best states for construction workers. But #1 in lack of infrastructure investment.
@PeteButtigieg @DanFeltesNH @GovChrisSununu Thank you Senator for fighting for N.H. construction workers. NH lawmakers for 30 years has mistakingly underestimated the value of having a highly skilled professional justly compensated workforce,building and maintaining crucial economic infrastructure.
Re the pipeline for skilled construction trades & shortages of apprentices, see this 90 year-old report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Today, we honor a true NH public servant. @BetteLasky has been a champion for women’s rights, voting rights and New Hampshire working families throughout her long career serving #Nashua. Thank you for your civility, service, and humor. You will be greatly missed! #nhpolitics
@KyleRStucker @rochesterpolice@FostersDailyDem@NHCEH If you get $100 fine for tenting you can at least panhandle to pay it. Does the city provide the money jar?
Media does a disservice after the compromise averting shutdown by immediately choosing winners and losers-in a compromise, reason wins, good faith wins- shallow,narrow partisanship and division lose-Congrats to those who got this done