evidence: The Trump Project 2025 agenda would drastically change working conditions for workers in the building trades sector. Trump would repeal the requirements for federally funded projects to have Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) leading to lower pay and more safety risks for workers. Trump has also previously stated publicly that he supports the repeal of the Davis-Bacon Act, the law which requires construction companies to pay the prevailing wage. Further threatening worker’s wages, Trump has stated publicly that if elected, he would eliminate overtime pay after 40 hours a week. "I hated to give overtime," said Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. "I’d get other people, and I wouldn’t pay." [...] The Trump Project 2025 Agenda would impact the working conditions for workers in the building trades sector by repealing the Davis-Bacon Act, and eliminating PLAs and overtime pay. Trump has stated publicly that if elected, he would eliminate overtime pay after 40 hours a week. "I hated to give overtime," said Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. "I’d get other people, and I wouldn’t pay." [...] Endangering workers, Project 2025 would allow small businesses to violate the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) worker safety laws. Further impacting workers’ rights, Project 2025 would allow corporations to get rid of a union even while workers are in the middle of a signed union contract.