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EPA chief to visit Miami tomorrow

By | 01.04.12 | 4:22 pm

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson will be in Miami tomorrow to discuss the agency’s “WaterSense,” an initiative that brings together local water utilities, governments, product manufacturers and retailers to “promote water efficiency, and enhance the market through innovation and product design for water efficient products, programs, and practices.”

The Northwest Gardens construction site (Pic by Marcos Restrepo)

Broward construction workers begin receiving wages they are owed

By | 09.02.11 | 11:02 am

South Florida construction workers tell The Florida Independent that about 40 to 45 men, after weeks of being stiffed out of their wages, were paid with checks issued by Florida Shell Construction at the Northwest Gardens worksite on Thursday.

Workers at the Northwest Gardens construction site (Pic by Marcos Restrepo)

Developer will take ‘immediate and aggressive steps’ to address unpaid wages

By | 09.01.11 | 1:48 pm

The Carlisle Development Group writes to The Florida Independent today that the company is “taking immediate and aggressive steps to address” allegations by construction workers that they have not received wages for work done on the Northwest Gardens affordable housing project managed by Carlisle.

The Northwest Gardens construction site (Pic by Marcos Restrepo)

Fort Lauderdale mayor responds to allegations of unpaid wages at construction site

By | 08.31.11 | 12:15 pm

Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jack Seiler says he found out about allegations of unpaid wages at a local construction site through The Florida Independent.

Workers at the Northwest Gardens construction site (Pic by Marcos Restrepo)

Stiffed construction workers seek legal support, get it from advocate organization

By | 08.30.11 | 1:41 pm

Broward County construction workers who said Monday that they have not been paid for several weeks of work at a Fort Lauderdale building project are looking at their legal options to recover their wages.

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