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The labor intensive construction industry is confronted with labor related concerns on almost a daily basis. Goldberg & Connolly’s Labor Practice Group directly works with business and industry throughout the New York metropolitan region. In areas ranging from contract negotiation and administration, union and non-union issues, employer/employee disputes, prevailing wage problems, and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and Human Rights proceedings, Goldberg & Connolly assists a wide range of clients including private owners and developers, construction contractors, subcontractors, sureties, government agencies and individuals.

For over four decades, Goldberg & Connolly’s Labor Practice Group has guided our clients through issues such as the use of dual gates during “common-situs” picketing at construction sites, the use of appropriate wage classifications, the representation of employers at NY State Department of Labor and NYC Comptrollers- public wage bureau hearings, the representation of employers confronting union organizational drives, the preparation of personnel manuals, the litigation of human rights complaints, the review of employment contracts, grievance and arbitration issues and the negotiation, interpretation and drafting of collective bargaining agreements.

In addition, Goldberg & Connolly attorneys are active in business and labor organizations and offer ongoing seminars for continuing education in this field. Goldberg & Connolly’s attorneys’ practice, education and knowledge enable them to work effectively with their clients to resolve labor problems as they arise. In fact, Henry L. Goldberg, a graduate of Cornell University’s School of Industry and Labor Relations (IL+R) taught labor law as an Instructor at IL+R and was an Adjunct Professor at New York Institute of Technology’s Center of Industrial & Labor Relations (CLIR) from 1982 to 1996.

 

 

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