More than 2,000 concrete workers have reached a tentative contract agreement.
Details of the deal between the Cement League and the cement unions have not yet been released.
The concrete workers have been poised to strike for much of the summer, but a new contract will avert a walkout that could have affected many construction projects around the city, including 1 World Trade Center.
Kathleen Horan is a staff reporter for New York Public Radio, covering the criminal justice beat. She also reports the series In Harm’s Way, a multi-platform effort to profile the life of every child in New York City killed by gunfire.
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