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:: Sunday, September 26, 2004 ::
Trades slow to hire women, minorities By PHIL FAIRBANKS, Buffalo News, NY
When Buffalo embarked on its 10-year school rebuilding project, there was hope that the $1 billion program would create a whole new generation of minority and female construction workers.
Nearly a year after ground was broken on the first school, only one out of every 10 unionized construction workers is a minority and only one out of 50 is a woman.------------------------------------------- posted 9:58 AM :: reference link ::
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