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Carpenters end walkout after getting 3-yr. pact.

The Philadelphia Daily News (Philadelphia, PA)

| May 03, 2006 | (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Byline: Dave Davies

May 3--Five thousand carpenters are scheduled back on the job today after a two-day walkout that disrupted work on construction sites throughout the Philadelphia area. Contractors announced a settlement yesterday that gives carpenters working in the city an increase of just over 6 percent in their wage and benefit package. The three-year deal gives a slightly smaller increase to carpenters on suburban jobs, increasing the wage differential between suburban and city jobs. "This [cost] saving allows the carpenters to compete head-to-head with nonunion competition in the five counties," Walter Palmer, president of the General Building …

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