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Many companies create an employee handbook, print copies, post it online, and then never think about it again. But in these changing times, an employee handbook needs to be updated […]

As you probably know, a contract outlines what you are responsible for on a construction project. However, a contract should also explain what you are not responsible for. These details

For those wishing to obtain green cards in the United States, the list of requirements is long. And now, receiving the COVID-19 vaccination is being added to that list. The

In nearly every industry, leaders have recognized the need to practice diversity and inclusion on their staff and in their boardrooms. It seems that Nasdaq is no different. On Friday,

Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration, OSHA, cited a Florida company with two counts of willful violations for exposing workers to electrical-shock hazards,

Nail guns are a great way to increase productivity on a construction job and are used extensively, especially in residential construction. There are, however, tens of thousands of painful injuries

Construction crews can find themselves in perilous situations following floods due to heavy rains, hurricanes, or rising rivers. Follow some general guidelines when assessing or cleaning up damaged worksites. Some

As the Delta variant proliferates and new cases of COVID-19 are on the rise, you may wonder how to best protect your employees and your company. In answer to that

Many construction projects require excavation, a job that can be dangerous if safety precautions are not followed. Even the most experienced workers can become trapped, buried, or injured during excavation.

Nobody’s going to give your company prior warning before the Occupational Safety and Health Administration shows up for an on-site inspection. The best preparation you can make for this OSHA