|
Mobile
version
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IEC National Legislative Fly-In Independent Electrical Contractors Share     The IEC National Legislative Fly-In will feature a "how to" educational session on lobbying your member of Congress, as well as informational briefings on front burner legislative issues, from the Washington experts who deal with these subjects every day. And, most importantly, we will have a Day on Capitol Hill where IEC contractors and chapter executive directors join together to educate their federal representatives about our industry and your business. More
2010 Electrical Project Management Institute Independent Electrical Contractors Share
Designed by electrical contractors for electrical contractors, the 80–hour electrical project management course is presented in two non–consecutive 40–hour session weeks. The summer session will take place on June 15–19 and Aug. 11–14 at Indiana State University in Terre Haute, Ind.; and the fall session will take place Sept. 29–Oct. 2, and Nov. 17–20 at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Ind. More Register by Feb. 12 and save up to $100 on conference packages! Electric West and Power Quality & Reliability Share
Having the ability to get right information has never been more critical. New Track Designations make it easier than ever for you to identify the courses you need to do business. If you are an Electrical Contractor you will want to check out these course Tracks. More
Home building on upswing, economist says Daily Journal of Commerce Share
Home construction will be one of the few bright spots for the construction industry in 2010, the Associated General Contractors of America's chief economist told the AGC Oregon-Columbia chapter during its annual business meeting. "We will see a resumption of single-family building in a big way," Ken Simonson said. More Obama's budget proposes $100-billion jobs plan, higher taxes on wealthy Los Angeles Times Share
President Obama sent Congress a $3.8-trillion federal budget that includes a $100-billion jobs package, more education spending, higher taxes on families earning more than $250,000 a year and a focus on controlling the deficit. More U.S. construction spending falls sharply in December Reuters Share
U.S. construction spending fell more steeply than expected in December to its lowest level since 2003, dragged down by a sharp drop in private residential and state and local government construction, a government report showed. More |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
