The Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation Association has announced that non-union workers will replace union workers to continue construction on Michigan's roads.
This resolution came hours after Gov. Rick Snyder announced Tuesday a solution still had not been reached in the road building dispute between union members and contractors.
The contract between the Local 324 union and Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation Association (MITA) expired in June.
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