Jack Farner

Jack Farner currently serves as a Policy Analyst at LIUNA (Laborers' International Union of North America), where he plays a pivotal role in shaping and advancing labor policies that impact the construction industry across federal and state levels. In this capacity, Jack leverages his extensive background in political science and international relations to conduct comprehensive legislative research and analysis on key issues such as prevailing wage laws, procurement policies, apprenticeship programs, and labor law compliance. His expertise in databases and data analysis enables him to synthesize complex legislative data, providing valuable insights that inform LIUNA’s advocacy efforts and strategic initiatives.

A core aspect of Jack’s work involves monitoring and interpreting evolving federal and state legislation to ensure that the union’s interests are effectively represented and protected. His proficiency in qualitative research and discourse analysis allows him to assess the implications of policy changes on workers, contractors, and industry stakeholders. Additionally, Jack’s experience with record keeping and legislative research supports the development of detailed reports and position papers that influence policy discussions and decision-making processes.

Beyond his technical skills, Jack’s understanding of international economics and labor law compliance enhances his ability to analyze the broader economic and legal context affecting the construction sector. His work not only contributes to advancing fair labor standards but also promotes workforce development through apprenticeship programs. Overall, Jack Farner’s role at LIUNA exemplifies a strategic blend of research expertise, legislative acumen, and industry knowledge, making him a vital asset in shaping equitable and sustainable labor policies.