One for the doom and gloom crowd

[acrwc10]

Yup, that's all true. Although we've debated the merits of licensing here many times before, licensing in New England does prevent an out of state contractor from blowing into town and hiring day laborers for help.

And guess what? If an out of state electrician is jobless, he'll be in the testing center as fast as he can get there to get a Connecticut license so he can start working.

Or maybe be working then go to the testing center, If I were out of work NOTHING would stop me from pursuing a job, licensing is only a matter of paper work if you are qualified.

 

[LarryFine]

I just read a quick blurb in the local rag that the New Haven, CT area has $1.5 billion worth of mixed use development in the pipeline for the next few years.

new orleans added 6000 jobs last quarter?/month? we are an anomoly though - fema money is still coming and with the new school system that must be totally rebuilt we should be busy for a while

Last week, new mortgage applications went up 112% nationwide. The sky never was falling.

Great! Just great! You know what all of this means? Do you?



The cost of wire is going to rise again! Probably gas, too!

J/K
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[wirebender]

Great! Just great! You know what all of this means? Do you?



The cost of wire is going to rise again! Probably gas, too!

J/K
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Every silver lining has a cloud.:grin: