By Jeannie O’Sullivan (November 1, 2021, 3:36 p.m. EDT) – New Jersey Chief Federal Judge has dismissed professional organization’s challenge to state law making public tenders conditional on participation to apprenticeship programs, believing that this was not the case. support his claim that the law violates the US Constitution.
The New Jersey Electronic Life Safety Security Association had invoked the right to be free from laws that interfere with the performance of contracts. But the association has not flagged any provision in the apprenticeship requirement that renders its members unable to perform their existing contracts, U.S. District Judge Freda Wolfson said in her Friday ruling in favor of the Department of Labor. New Jersey and …
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