The Minnesota Legislature has not passed a construction jobs bill since May 22, 2023. Four of the last five years, the Legislature has left Minnesota's infrastructure crumbling and thousands of construction workers without the jobs they are proud of.
Fix Minnesota’s Infrastructure & Create Family-Supporting Careers
Pass a robust local infrastructure jobs bill | Protect and grow dedicated funding for roads and bridges | Fix water infrastructure and accelerate replacement of lead service lines | Advance permitting reforms that remove barriers to progress and job-creation
Ensure Public Investments Produce Good Jobs & Quality Work
Safeguard taxpayer dollars and living wages with prevailing wage protections | Help broadband grant recipients use workforce best practices
Support Suicide Prevention in the Construction Industry
Promote mental health awareness and resources
Legislative Updates
Legislature Fails Minnesota Workers Again: Infrastructure Union Demands Action After Second Year Without Bonding Bill
Saint Paul, MN – Today, Joel Smith, President and Business Manager of LIUNA Minnesota and North Dakota, released the following statement after the Minnesota Legislature failed to pass a critical...
Read this article hereStatement of LIUNA General President Brent Booker on the Firing of NLRB General Counsel and Removal of Board Member
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Read this article hereNation’s Most Pro-Job, Pro-Working Family Legislature Delivers for Minnesotans
Saint Paul, MN – As the 2024 Legislative Session comes to an end today, Joel Smith, President and Business Manager of LIUNA Minnesota and North Dakota released the following statement. “The 2023-2024...
Read this article hereMinnesota’s Infrastructure Union Commends State Senate for Passing Needed Permitting Reform
Saint Paul, MN – Today, LIUNA Minnesota and North Dakota President and Business Manager Joel Smith issued the following statement in response to the Minnesota State Senate passing needed permitting...
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