A nail gun is a type of power tool used every day on construction sites across the United States of America in place of traditional hammers. Nail guns are preferred […]
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), backover and runover fatalities account for dozens of the fatalities that occur each year in the construction industry. These workers include both
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If you’ve been in the roofing business for any period of time, you know how important it is to generate high-quality leads. Especially over the past few years, you have
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Employers conducting work within the State of Florida are required by law to provide workers’ compensation insurance for their employees. Coverage requirements are determined based on the number of employees,
Common Occurrences for Workers’ Compensation Claims Read Post »
If you believe that your employer is not providing you with appropriate payment as dictated by the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and Florida Minimum Wage Act, F.S. 448.01
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Every professional in the construction industry can tell you that one of the most important aspects of construction project management is the scope of work. It outlines the expectations of
Prepare an Effective Scope of Work For Your Next Construction Project Read Post »
As a business owner in the construction industry, it’s incredibly important to be aware of all of Florida’s workers’ compensation requirements. Any construction employer who has one or more employees,
Common Defenses Against Workers’ Compensation Claims Read Post »
One of the most popular methods of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) that contractors across the United States regularly utilize as an efficient form of resolving disputes without the need for
Choosing the Right Arbitrator for Your Dispute Read Post »
If you’re a contractor that owns a construction business, it’s important to be aware of the fact that there may come a time when you need to terminate your contract
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If you’ve worked in the construction industry for any period of time, you know that performance on any project is dependent upon an uninterrupted, steady cash flow. Yet, more than
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