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INTERNATIONAL UNION OF BRICKLAYERS & ALLIED CRAFTWORKERS

Lobbying for INTERNATIONAL UNION OF BRICKLAYERS & ALLIED CRAFTWORKERS

 Filing 2nd Quarter - Report
2nd Quarter (Apr 1 - June 30) 2026 · District of Columbia · House · Senate · $120,000.00 expenses · posted Aug 7, 2026

Official filing document

 Bills named in this filing 6
  • S 3777
    Rebuild America’s Schools Act of 2026
  • HR 7340
    Rebuild America’s Schools Act of 2026
  • S 844
    Faster Labor Contracts Act
  • HR 5408
    Faster Labor Contracts Act
  • HR 7782
    Green New Deal for Public Housing Act
  • S 4012
    Green New Deal for Public Housing Act
 Lobbying activity 3
Education

In support of Rebuild Americas Schools Act (S. 3777, H.R. 7340) Bringing attention to the serious problem of aging, under-funded, and unsafe school facilities in the United States. Many public school buildings are decades old, in need of major repair or replacement, and often lack modern infrastructure needed for 21st-century learning (such as reliable broadband, good air quality, and energy efficiency). Congress should invest in rebuilding America's schools.

Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace

In support of The Faster Labor Contracts Act (S. 844, H.R. 5408) The Faster Labor Contracts Act (FLCA)is a bipartisan bill intended to speed up first-contract negotiations between newly unionized workers and employers. It mandates strict timelines: bargaining must start within 10 days of a request, with mandatory mediation after 90 days and binding arbitration if no agreement is reached within 120 day Heat Standard - Educated offices on the need for a an OSHA proposed a comprehensive heat standard. Registered Apprenticeship Programs - Educated offices on the need to protect Federally Registered Apprenticeship programs in the construction industry.

Housing

In support of Green New Deal for Public Housing Act (H.R. 7782 & S. 4012) The bill would make a major federal investment in modernizing and rehabilitating public housing nationwide. It would fund energy-efficiency improvements, building electrification, clean-energy infrastructure, water-quality upgrades, and repairs to deteriorating public housing while creating workforce-development and employment opportunities. It also includes protections for residents displaced during renovations, promotes hiring public-housing residents and resident-owned businesses, and seeks to repeal the Faircloth Amendment, which currently limits HUD-funded construction of additional public housing units.

Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filing. Bills are parsed from the activity descriptions.

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