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Much of the controversy that has surrounded the contract has focused on the high rates Whitefish is charging for labor. The contract shows those labor rates are pricey indeed: $240 an hour for a general foreman and $227 for a lineman. The per diems are also expensive: almost $80 a day for meals, and $332 a day for lodging. Employee flights are billed at $1,000 each way.
For subcontractors, the bulk of Whitefish's workforce, the prices go even higher. A general foreman costs $336 an hour and a lineman, $319.
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We know PR is bankrupt and so is PREPA, their electric utility.
Does it then justify these exorbitant rates like those PayDay loans?
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-w...efish-contract
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