There is a company in Montgomery County discriminating against more then 75% of local construction workers. Almac, an Irish company serving the pharmaceutical industry, and its construction manager, Skanska USA, are constructing a 240,000 square-foot headquarters facility in Lower Salford Township. This project discriminates against many qualified and trained contractors whose only fault is not choosing to belong to a union.
Township citizens should not have to pay more of their own tax money for a building that could be completed for far less through the work of non-union workers. Almac and Skanska are only in the approval process for their discriminatory project. Help let justice and fairness prevail by showing the Lower Salford Board of Directors that Almac and Skanska cannot discriminate.
Make a difference! Support your neighbors and standup for what is right.
Do not allow the Almac/Skanska project of Montgomery County to proceed with its current construction plans. By using only union construction workers, they have discriminated against more the 75% of local Lowe Salford construction workers. The citizens of the township deserve better: they deserve fairness.
