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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I had water damage in my basement and needed a total overhaul. the construction team has been here for a week and they arrive at 7am and leave at 6pm. They have ripped out carpet, drywall, a bathroom and have dealt with mold, tiling, carpet installation, fixing of stairs, etc...

They seem overworked and no one is posting about them?[/quote]

They, uh shouldn’t be there that long.

Are they speaking another language?

Did your contractor hire out unskilled day laborers or immigrants who are too afraid of being deported to require the contractor to stick to labor laws?

I’m not sure I would point this out as an example of a good way to hire and keep workers under US labor laws….[/quote]

Effing yikes are you a teacher taking a dump on construction workers?  See this is one of the reasons this thread keeps going on and on.  Are you trolling to make teachers look bad at this point?  Were you the same teacher saying you have it harder than nurses?[/quote]

Effing yikes- the previous person was taking a dump on construction workers by highlight labor practices that should
Not be happening when you hire a reputable general contractor.

I’m highlighting their a-holic ness at
Pointing out that this horrible practice is “work ethic” teachers should follow because they “aren’t complaining” who does that?

Maybe you didn’t read what the PP posted.[/quote]

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