The fifth preference classification for employment-based immigration, more commonly referred to as the EB-5 green card, is an employment-based green card, whereby the immigrant invests a certain amount of money
The Immigration Corner: EB-5 Investor Green Card – General Overview Read Post »
Do you or your workers ever feel burnt out at work? This isn’t a rare phenomena, but it will have greater implications on the workplace after a recent revision by
Workplace Burnout: The Newest Occupational Hazard Read Post »
Every day, countless construction professionals spend the workday on their feet performing physical tasks that require a high-level of tact and diligence. Unfortunately, the project site is a hotbed for
What You Need to Know About Foot Injuries Read Post »
With more than 200,000 service members returning to civilian life every year, it’s important to help our veterans ease into industries that prime them for success. Many argue that the
Transferable Skills for Veterans in Construction Read Post »
No one in this country is unaffected by the current infrastructure crisis. You see it when you drive past a public school. You worry about it when you drive across
Only the Construction Industry Can Stop the Infrastructure Crisis Read Post »
Every construction element, from roofs to concrete foundations to plumbing, must be executed flawlessly in order to mitigate construction defects. Seemingly small issues, such as burgeoning mold growth, can lead
Common Plumbing Problems on Completed Construction Projects Part 2 Read Post »
Plumbing is just one of the many facets of a construction project that can cause a construction defect. Defects can emerge shortly after project completion or years later. Regardless of
Common Plumbing Problems on Completed Construction Projects Part 1 Read Post »
It’s no secret that our country’s highways, bridges, and waterways are in a state of disrepair. Although our nation is becoming wealthier and more prosperous, we’re failing to update our
Solving the Problem of Our Ailing Infrastructure Read Post »
In 2018, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that over 35 percent of people in the United States were classified as “gig workers.” But what exactly is a gig worker?
Pros and Cons of the Gig Economy as Related to the Construction Industry Read Post »
The construction industry’s labor shortage endemic is pushing contractors to their limit. With a dwindling skilled labor pool, it’s imperative that the construction industry focus on the sources of labor
Attracting and Retaining Vets Read Post »
