ville-marie L'Avenue - 50 étages

[luis]

Pas d'activité

[jerry]

Pas trop vite, ce chantier n'as pas bougé de la semaine! Ça me fait penser au chantier du Unity 3!!!!!

 

Ça va commencer pour de vrai au retour des vacances!

[MtlMan]

Ça va commencer pour de vrai au retour des vacances!

 

En effet. Ça me semble assez évident.

[SKYMTL]

Funny how this project has progressed.

 

Sales....construction strike.....move some dirt.....vacation!!!

[KOOL]

Je suis à l'extérieur du pays depuis un mois, pas trop le temps de venir sur le forum ou de savoir ce qui ce passe à Montréal. C'est fini la grève de la construction ?

[nephersir7]

Je suis à l'extérieur du pays depuis un mois, pas trop le temps de venir sur le forum ou de savoir ce qui ce passe à Montréal. C'est fini la grève de la construction ?

 

La grève est terminée depuis deux semaines. Maintenant, c'est les vacances qui commencent.

[KOOL]

Merci pour les news, au moins ça n'aura pas duré trop longtemps.

[Habsfan]

Funny how this project has progressed.

 

Sales....construction strike.....move some dirt.....vacation!!!

 

Welcome to Montreal!!!

[jdrinboston]

Can someone explain to me the concept of the "construction holiday." My understanding is that all construction workers in the province of Quebec are mandated to take the last two weeks of July off for vacation. Was there a specific reason that the government felt the need to mandate specific dates for all workers to take a holiday and why were these two weeks chosen?

 

Also, do construction workers receive a set number of weeks that they can take off on their own? For example, in the U.S., workers typically receive 2 to 4 (sometimes 5 depending on seniority) of vacation a year and they schedule that time on their own through their supervisors/human resource departemnt? Is there a similar setup among Quebec construction workers, or will these two weeks be the only vacation they get over the course of a year?

 

Has there ever been a discussion regarding the impact of shutting down a worksite for two weeks visa vis construciton schedules, cost, security at the sites?

[joemtl33]

Can someone explain to me the concept of the "construction holiday." My understanding is that all construction workers in the province of Quebec are mandated to take the last two weeks of July off for vacation. Was there a specific reason that the government felt the need to mandate specific dates for all workers to take a holiday and why were these two weeks chosen?

 

Also, do construction workers receive a set number of weeks that they can take off on their own? For example, in the U.S., workers typically receive 2 to 4 (sometimes 5 depending on seniority) of vacation a year and they schedule that time on their own through their supervisors/human resource departemnt? Is there a similar setup among Quebec construction workers, or will these two weeks be the only vacation they get over the course of a year?

 

Has there ever been a discussion regarding the impact of shutting down a worksite for two weeks visa vis construciton schedules, cost, security at the sites?

 

http://www.ccq.org/M07_CongeVacances.aspx?sc_lang=en&profil=Entrepreneur