Originally Posted by
Hawaiian 5O
Forgive me for being blunt, your ignorance is so bright that it’s blinding. You don’t understand how things work out here. It really is that different.
All of the local construction firms are 100% hard-core Union. I’m talking hard-core union to the point that it makes the unions in New York look like conservative non-union right to work places in Texas. You have no idea. Now add that all of the local construction companies employ locals.
So then, what do you think the local union workers out here would do when a large mainland corporation tried to show up with their own trucks and bulldozers with low rate labor from out of state?
I don’t expect you to understand. This is something you have to experience firsthand. Unless you’re born and raised here, or have lived here for a long time, you won’t get this.
Originally Posted by
FNGFO
Maybe. Or maybe they’ll bring in A construction firm of their own. If there’s anything I’ll tip my cap to SWA for its their willingness to find a way and push through.
To fill in HA50's point further, bringing in a construction firm doesn't do much good if no one will let you have any concrete or asphalt.