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Pierce County Central Labor Council Endorses Pierce Transit Ballot Measure to Expand Transit Service Across Pierce County

Pierce County Central Labor Council Endorses Pierce Transit Ballot Measure to Expand Transit Service Across Pierce County

TACOMA, Wash.  The Pierce County Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO (PCCLC), representing 114 affiliates and more than 44,000 workers, has unanimously endorsed the Pierce Transit ballot measure that will appear befo

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Resolution 2026-05 in Support of the Use of Community Workforce Agreements (CWA's) and Project Labor Agreements (PLA's) to Grow Middle Class Careers in Pierce County

Resolution 2026-05 in Support of the Use of Community Workforce Agreements (CWA's) and Project Labor Agreements (PLA's) to Grow Middle Class Careers in Pierce County

Resolution in Support of the Use of Community Workforce Agreements (CWA's) and Project Labor Agreements (PLA's) to Grow Middle Class Careers in Pierce County

Resolution 2026-05

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Read More > Resolution 2026-05 in Support of the Use of Community Workforce Agreements (CWA's) and Project Labor Agreements (PLA's) to Grow Middle Class Careers in Pierce County

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