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Another issue is the labor. I haven't personally looked into what the underlying reasons might be, but in Quebec, construction workers have all the power. If th
by thinkloop 9y ago
Another issue is the labor. I haven't personally looked into what the underlying reasons might be, but in Quebec, construction workers have all the power. If they don't show up, come late, under-deliver or do sloppy work, there's not much recourse, there's no one else. Given that these jobs are some of the highest paying relative to education level, there must be some artificial constraint that perpetuates this. If you are a general contractor, it's nearly impossible to provide consistent, high quality service, because they simply have little control over their workers.
- icantdrive55 9y agoI bet they are all non-union workers? I'm a contractor, and construction worker. I guarantee there's no problem getting workers (union) to show up on union projects. I've known many Canadian Electricians come to San Francisco to work. We call them Travelers. They come because of the pay, and benefits. Yes--unions do work.