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		<title>By: Kenneth Hreha</title>
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		<dc:creator>Kenneth Hreha</dc:creator>
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		<description>Mike&#039;s plan to bolster job growth in the  residential construction industry is a winner! The sad fact is that the construction sector has been hit with an unforgiving triple whammy economic disaster. 

Michigan has many well qualified  tradesmen who are desperately searching and struggling to find  work to provide for their families.  I&#039;ve heard from reliable sources that a masonry union local  in Saginaw has over 80% of its membership  hit with unemployment on any given day in 2009 . And then there are the tens of thousands non-union workers, such as painters, carpenters,, cabinet builders , etc... who struggle day to day trying to make a living in and around SE Michigan as well as in Michigan&#039;s  out-state area.. And we cannot forget that the current stunt in  home construction and residential modernization  also hits the  many interior designers and furniture sales people extremely hard..  

Yes, Mike&#039;s plan to create jobs in the construction industry has a lot of positive economic potential that will prove to be a real winner.

Kenneth Hreha
Dryden Mi.

 Generating jobs in the construction trades, by providing homeowners and job providers with tax incentives for construction and remodeling. This will also spur long-term investment in the state.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mike&#8217;s plan to bolster job growth in the  residential construction industry is a winner! The sad fact is that the construction sector has been hit with an unforgiving triple whammy economic disaster. </p>
<p>Michigan has many well qualified  tradesmen who are desperately searching and struggling to find  work to provide for their families.  I&#8217;ve heard from reliable sources that a masonry union local  in Saginaw has over 80% of its membership  hit with unemployment on any given day in 2009 . And then there are the tens of thousands non-union workers, such as painters, carpenters,, cabinet builders , etc&#8230; who struggle day to day trying to make a living in and around SE Michigan as well as in Michigan&#8217;s  out-state area.. And we cannot forget that the current stunt in  home construction and residential modernization  also hits the  many interior designers and furniture sales people extremely hard..  </p>
<p>Yes, Mike&#8217;s plan to create jobs in the construction industry has a lot of positive economic potential that will prove to be a real winner.</p>
<p>Kenneth Hreha<br />
Dryden Mi.</p>
<p> Generating jobs in the construction trades, by providing homeowners and job providers with tax incentives for construction and remodeling. This will also spur long-term investment in the state.</p>
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