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Today, NABTU President Sean McGarvey joins Sam Altman, CEO of @OpenAI, at @BlackRock's 2026 Infrastructure Summit to announce a new collaboration to help support and expand training pathways into the skilled construction trades.
Today’s AI construction surge demands precision, speed, and expertise, and this is exactly what we do best. NABTU's workforce development pipeline is built for moments like this, and we are ready to deliver.
Full statement: nabtu.org/press_releases/nab…
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Teamsters General President Sean M. O’Brien on Wednesday discussed the importance of rewarding skilled laborers and dismantling the corrupt independent contractor model during an infrastructure summit with employers and investors hosted by BlackRock in Washington, DC.
Alongside North American Building Trades Unions President Sean McGarvey, National Electrical Contractors Association CEO David Long, and BlackRock’s Senior Managing Director John Kelly, O’Brien stressed the need for labor unions and hardworking rank-and-file union members to have a seat at the table as governments and large corporations invest in long-term infrastructure projects. The Teamsters leader spoke directly about the urgency to create new job opportunities for skilled workers in the AI age and establishing labor agreements for more workers that grow and protect guaranteed retirement benefits.
“The amount of trust between capitalism and labor is probably at its lowest point in American history right now. If major corporations need more American workers to play a larger role in rebuilding this country, those employers better quickly learn how to respect and fairly compensate working people,” O’Brien told the crowd of executives. “Employers of all sizes and elected officials at all levels need to recognize how dangerous the independent contractor model is for the future of this country. We need more employers to do the right thing and actually invest in a motivated workforce committed to careers that sustain middle-class lifestyles. When we rebuild that kind of social infrastructure, you’ll find a reliable and stable workforce on every street corner in America.”
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Yesterday, NABTU President Sean McGarvey spoke at @BlackRock's 2026 Infrastructure Summit.
NABTU is proud to lead in ensuring that the construction of AI-related infrastructure supports union careers, strengthens union-registered apprenticeship programs, and creates economic opportunity in the communities where this infrastructure is built.
🔗nabtu.org/press_releases/nab…
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This afternoon, @SenateAging is holding a hearing on aging in place—an important topic as more than 11,000 baby boomers turn 65 each day. We are entering a critical era for aging in America, and caregiving will be a huge piece of it.
Check out BPC’s recent report here for bipartisan recommendations that policymakers can consider to tackle this growing challenge: ow.ly/v0Le50XBq77
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Ralph Sicuro, president of Pittsburgh Fire Fighters IAFF Local No.1, discussed the importance of a steady income for retirees, saying it would be better for the country if more companies provided pensions for their employees.
Alliance for Prosperity and a Secure Retirement retweeted
.@SenMcCormickPA called for reforms to the retirement system, particularly for states like his with a high aging population.
Alliance for Prosperity and a Secure Retirement retweeted
And now joining us for a fireside chat: Joe DeVico, senior managing director, head of the Americas client business at @BlackRock, and Ralph Sicuro, president of Pittsburgh Fire Fighters IAFF Local No. 1
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Tim Hill: "Protecting the financial future of American workers and retirees should transcend politics. It’s an issue Republicans, Democrats and independents alike should be able to agree on."
@APSRetirement
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Do you know what your #SocialSecurity benefits will be when you reach full retirement age—currently 67? Our explainer details the current Social Security benefits formula and outlines our proposal to increase benefits for those who need them most.
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New: @Glenn_Hegar announces that @BlackRock has been removed from the state's divestment list. #txlege
Release: documentcloud.org/documents/…
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Oklahomans deserve free market policies that preserve their state’s economic health and serve the long-term interests of all Sooners. 👇
Oklahoma’s anti-ESG law tried to punish firms accused of boycotting energy investments, but “it has instead created financial uncertainty, increased borrowing costs and limited investment opportunities—hurting taxpayers, businesses and public servants alike,” writes John Wittman, executive director of @ForFreeMarkets in @OKEnergyToday zurl.co/djitt
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Defined benefit pension plans are essential for fire fighters and emergency medical workers who dedicate their careers to serving our communities, ensuring them a secure and dignified retirement.
“I think it’s incumbent upon a government to create and incentivize more stable, defined benefit pension plans, hybrids,” @IAFFPresident told attendees at the a “Redefining Retirement” Summit this month. zurl.co/eDdZo
Alliance for Prosperity and a Secure Retirement retweeted
What was yesterday's briefing about?
👉Older adults deserve a good retirement plan
👉They need information about financial decisions
👉They could be able to obtain a greater income
I was there to point the needs of Hispanic and Latino population
Thank you, @ppi @APSRetirement – at Washington, DC
Alliance for Prosperity and a Secure Retirement retweeted
Earlier today, PPI’s Ben Ritz co-hosted a briefing with @APSRetirement on the importance of financial literacy and access to retirement planning for diverse older adults.
Thanks to @emrwilkins for moderating and to all the panelists for a great discussion!
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Grateful to @ppi and @APSRetirement for inviting ASEC Director Lettie Nocera to join such a productive discussion on financial literacy and retirement security!
Important talk hosted by @ppi @APSRetirement on the Hill about financial literacy and retirement security. Dr Cruz of @NHCOA emphasizes culturally competent financial tools for diverse older adults. Also, protecting & expanding SS, Medicare & Medicaid & OAA job training programs.
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Important talk hosted by @ppi @APSRetirement on the Hill about financial literacy and retirement security. Dr Cruz of @NHCOA emphasizes culturally competent financial tools for diverse older adults. Also, protecting & expanding SS, Medicare & Medicaid & OAA job training programs.
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Via @WSJ editorial board - the retreat from ESG proxy voting. Good to see firms focused on returning results for investors. Even BlackRock is saying they are focusing more on economic merit and long-term shareholder value.
wsj.com/articles/esg-investi…
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NEW: An Oklahoma County district judge has issued a temporary injunction on the state's anti-ESG law on financial companies. It stops @OklaTreasurer from enforcing the Energy Discrimination Elimination Act.
Background: oklahomawatch.org/2023/11/22…
#okleg #okgov #ESG #oilandgas
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NEW: UCO study reveals 180,000,000 reasons why state’s Anti-Woke Investing law is a disaster…
"Apparently it costs a lot of money to stick it to the libs."
LINK:
thelostogle.com/2024/04/26/u…
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In the 17 months since Oklahoma's anti-ESG law went into effect it’s cost the state and its governments $185 million in additional expenses.
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