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a project labor agreement plow also known as a community workforce agreement is a pre hire collective bargaining agreement with one or more labor organizations that establishes the terms and conditions of employment for a specific construction project before any workers are hired on the project construction unions have bargaining rights to determine the wage rates and benefits of all employees working on the particular project and to agree to the provisions of the agreement the terms of the agreement apply to all contractors and subcontractors who successfully bid on the project and supersedes any existing collective bargaining agreements PLAs are used on both public and private projects and their specific provisions may be tailored by the signatory parties to meet the needs of a particular project the agreement may include provisions to prevent any strikes lockouts or other work stoppages for the length of the project PLAs typically require that employees hired for the project are referred for Union hiring halls that non-union workers pay union dues for the length of the project and that the contractor follow union rules on pensions work conditions and dispute resolution class are authorized under the National Labor Relations Act Nava 29 News see paragraph paragraph 151 - 169 sections 8 E and F of Vanara 29 News C paragraph paragraph 158 E and F make special exceptions from other requirements of the ryan order to permit employers to enter into pre-hire agreements with labor unions in the construction industry the agreement has been in use in the United States since the 1930s and first became the subject of debate in the nine Navis for their use on publicly funded projects in these instances government entities made signing PLAs a condition of working on taxpayer funded projects this type of plow known as a government mandated plow is distinct from a pavol entirely entered into by contractors on public or private work as is permitted by vanora as well as the plow mandated by a private entity on a privately funded construction project executive orders issued since 1992 have affected the use of government-mandated PLAs for federal construction projects and the most recent order issued by President Barack Obama in February 2009 encourages their use by federal agencies the use of PLAs is opposed by a number of groups who argue that the agreements discriminate against non-union contractors and do not improve efficiency or reduce costs of construction projects studies of PLAs have mixed results with some studies concluding the class has a favorable impact while others find that the agreements can increase costs and may negatively impact non-union contractors and workers you [Music]