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In the past decade, construction and the trades were squeezed by a labor market. Workers were in demand and projects were frequently delayed because contractors didn't have enough workers on hand. Even with the economy in flux now, skilled workers will be in demand. S p o n s o r e d P r o f i l e s 12 Electrical JATC (Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee) Offering a tuition-free apprentice program 13 Hancock Lumber A commitment to the future 14 Hews Co. LLC A manufacturer of custom truck bodies 15 IBEW Local 567 & 1253 Providing workers with a wide range of specialties 16 Interstate Electrical Services Corp. An electrical services merit shop serving New England 17 Sargent 100% employee owned 8 Appetite for construction Maine contractors have teamed up with community colleges and others to create training programs for future workers. S TA RT I N G O N T H E N E X T PAG E ยป TRADES C O N ST R U C T I O N /

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