As nonunion construction firms continue to gobble up market share, some trades are taking steps to be more competitive. At the The Real...

Although nonunion labor continues to encroach on the New York market, the fight between unions and Related Companies at the Hudson Yards megadevelopment appears...

To compete with nonunion labor, union construction companies are increasingly making concessions. The problem, according to some, is that those cost savings are getting...

The Building and Construction Trades Council is ramping up its attacks on a nonunion group that it says isn’t very active in New York...

Union boss Gary LaBarbera fired back at Lou Coletti on Friday, saying the Building Trades Employers’ Association’s president exaggerated the dominance of open-shop labor...

One of the city’s largest construction trade groups is starting to welcome nonunion members as the industry increasingly shifts to open shop construction. The...

A well-known labor organizer at the carpenters union was fired last month after he filed a safety complaint at a development site belonging to...

A panel of owners, construction managers and labor leaders assembled Wednesday at The Union League On Park Avenue to discuss the future of union...

Harry Macklowe is switching gears on One Wall Street again, this time by bringing on a new construction team to lead the office-to-residential conversion....

From the April issue: Donald Trump’s proposed budget cuts for fiscal year 2018 could derail Amtrak’s $24 billion Gateway project, a planned renovation to the...

Four nonunion construction employees accused members of a union competitor, Local 79, in a lawsuit of repeatedly harassing and intimidating them.

The rise in construction accidents and deaths spurred a new group of nonunion companies to launch a training and apprenticeship program — intended as a...

Developers have a choice: Go cheaper with non-union labor or dish out at least 10 percent more on union workers. Depending on who’s asked, this...

In the fight between JDS Development Group’s Michael Stern and union labor over the company’s plans for nonunion construction at supertall 111 West 57th...

If it’s up to the developers, one of the city’s tallest towers could rise without the help of any union labor. The 1,400-foot-tall, 80-story tower...

A decade ago, the Building and Construction Trades Councils did not have a lot of interest in working on New York City affordable housing projects....

New York’s construction industry may need to brace itself for major changes come June 30, 2011, when 30 construction unions have expiring contracts. Major...