
Austin Keating
SNIPS Editor at The NEWS (ACHR)
Editor @ACHRnews | Maker, sci-fi reader, kayaker + land truster | Family business | UIUC 15 + Medill 18 | Formerly @Prairie_Farmer + @NCSAatIllinois
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2 weeks ago |
achrnews.com | Austin Keating
The Supreme Court's decision, with Chief Justice Roberts writing for a 5-4 majority, effectively overturned an earlier unanimous ruling from the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
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2 weeks ago |
achrnews.com | Austin Keating
For S&P USA Ventilation Systems, the path to better ventilation control starts at the manufacturing level. The Jacksonville, Florida-based company has recently made significant investments in state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment, including new CNC punch/forming machinery and custom-designed flanging production equipment. "The more we can fabricate in-house, the less we're dependent on outside suppliers," explained Joe Delia, a manufacturing leader at S&P USA.
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2 weeks ago |
achrnews.com | Austin Keating
Please provide a little background on your career. I earned a minor in Politics from Ottawa University and a Bachelor's in Business from Hautes Études Commerciales of Montreal, and I proudly hold a CPA. My career in the boiler industry began during university when I worked with my dad—an experienced boilermaker who had started his own service company in 1984—to help pay for my studies.
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2 weeks ago |
roofingcontractor.com | Austin Keating
Marking a significant shift in federal construction policy, President Donald Trump rescinded several of former President Joe Biden’s executive orders last month, reigniting a heated debate over Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) and apprenticeship requirements in government-funded construction projects. The moves have drawn sharply contrasting reactions from industry groups, highlighting a deep divide in how the construction sector views labor agreements and workforce development strategies.
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2 weeks ago |
brnw.ch | Austin Keating |Bryan Gottlieb
Marking a significant shift in federal construction policy, President Donald Trump rescinded several of former President Joe Biden’s executive orders last month, reigniting a heated debate over Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) and apprenticeship requirements in government-funded construction projects. The moves have drawn sharply contrasting reactions from industry groups, highlighting a deep divide in how the construction sector views labor agreements and workforce development strategies.
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