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Keystone XL: For Jobs, Families and Security
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Mark Green
Posted March 11, 2014
For American workers the more-than-five-year wait for the Keystone XL pipeline is personal. Make that very personal.
During a press conference with other union leaders and API President and CEO Jack Gerard, Laborers International Union of North America President Terry O’Sullivan said the construction sector is saddled with 12.8 percent unemployment, with nearly 1 million out of work. So every one of the 42,000 jobs the U.S. State Department estimates the Keystone XL would create during its construction phase is highly prized.
Groups Urge Congress: Avoid Energy Taxes
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted October 26, 2009
API, labor sign historic jobs promotion agreement
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted June 17, 2009