And there's a shortage of labor in New Orleans and if we don't get a lot of volunteers going down there, some of the stuff won't get done.

One of the things that industries have to deal with and look at is if you've got reasonable labor costs because they're going to pay it year in and year out.

I think passage in April is likely. These increases are to offset prices for labor, supplies, materials and other items necessary to operate the public water, sewer and refuse systems.

There's not enough skilled labor in this town to build even half of what has been proposed.

Labor Day weekend is not as important from an economic standpoint as it used to be.

We know a lot of people have put their Labor Day plans on hold.