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FACT: When Developers Hire Non-Union
Quality Suffers
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You Don't Save Money
Fraud Kills
The Leaning Tower of Pizzarotti
The 58-story non-union high-rise condo in the seaport district is leaning to the north. Here's the thing: buildings aren’t supposed to lean.
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The Mounting Sadness of Non-Union Construction Gaffes
It’s a cavalcade of missteps that would make you laugh, if you don’t cry first.
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FACT: When Developers Hire Non-Union
You Don't Save Money
Quality Suffers
SEE ALSO
Fraud Kills
A Tale of 2 Buildings
Permits were issued in the same week for these two buildings – also on the same block in Brooklyn. One was built by unions, and the other is being built – still – by non-unions. And that's just the beginning.
See the Difference Side By Side
Who Saves? Probably Not You
Some developers prefer contractors who hire non-union crews because they believe it’s cheaper than hiring unions. Maybe that’s cheaper for the developer, but definitely not for you.
Here Are The Facts