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The Associated Builders and Contractors Southern California apprenticeship program is currently training more than 700 local workers for electrical, sheet metal, low voltage, and plumbing jobs. These jobs not only pay well, but they are also in high demand and will be for a long time. ABC apprentices receive top of the line training and education, all while getting paid an actual salary to learn their trait. No loans. No student debt. Just training, real-world skills, and opportunity. 

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Start your construction career journey. Explore ABC's apprenticeship programs, discover hands-on learning, and find out how you can kickstart your career in the industry.

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MEET OUR APPRENTICES & INSTRUCTORS

Sean Austin 
Sheet Metal
Jose Bautista
Electric
Ferdinand Manuel
Sheet Metal
Joy Gonzalez
Electrical

MANY PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS

At Associated Builders and Contractors, we believe in building people through the merit shop philosophy: that projects and personal advancement should be awarded based on performance, skill and achievement. ABC has been setting the standard for safety, quality and integrity in the construction industry since 1950.

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ABC Chapters
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Workers Needed

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Let your local elected officials know you support the Apprenticeship Advantage!
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Dear Fontana Unified School District Board Members,

 

As an interested community member, I am writing to urge you not to proceed with implementing a Community Workforce Agreement (CWA) within your district.

CWAs may appear to promote fairness, but they discriminate against qualified, hardworking apprentices from participating simply because they are not union-affiliated. Many of these apprentices are residents training through state-approved programs and depend on these projects for hands-on experience to advance their careers. A PLA would completely block them out and take away their opportunity to work.

We urge you to reject the use of CWAs and instead implement policies that support all qualified workers, regardless of union membership. Let’s keep public projects open, competitive, and accessible.

 

Please support your local workforce and small businesses training tomorrow’s skilled laborers. Do not move forward with this CWA.

Thank you for your time and consideration.

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