Foundation For Fair Contracting

The FFC is an indispensable resource to Union members. The only reason they would be at a job site is if a complaint was made (bad business practices, violations of Prevailing Wage Law, etc.) against a shady contractor. The negative reviewers sound like the kind of people who get mad when called out on things like unsafe working conditions and unfair wages. They also don’t seem to know the difference between public and private sector unions (trust me, there’s a difference) and their business practices. 5 stars to the Foundation for Fair Contracting for keeping these shady fools in check!

There is nothing fair about this company they are union backed and only want to
cause trouble. Their Ex. Director is a piece of work, full of himself, obnoxious, and just plain nasty. Their field reps are disrespectful and refuse to answer any question you have of them. BAD FOR BUSINESS THEIR ARE!

Private contractors — watch out for this company.
They came to a private jobsite of ours today, taking pictures of the site and trying to fire up our workers about prevailing wage and union benefits.
Jesse Jimenez, the «rep» walked into a busy 4 lane street into our protected traffic safety area, distracting our workers They were running heavy paving equipment on a busy street and focusing on the job at hand is essential for safety. This self serving moron put our employees and insurance at risk if he got his stupid ass injured. Not only would we have had to stop the job which will damage our client, but our guys could get hurt helping him.
They are obviously union schills who try to get the employees of small companies to unionize. Their website states that they are only interested in safety and ‘fair” compensation for workers. Trust me — they are there to serve only THEIR interests.
Small private transactions are market driven with varying job costs. That is why we can do a $ 6,000.00 job for $ 6,000.00 rather than doing the same job for $ 35,000.00.