Nobody looks forward to terminating a worker’s employment, but sometimes, there’s no other option. Workers who fail to abide by the policies outlined in your employee handbook can be an […]
6 Fireable Offenses Construction Business Owners Should Be Aware Of Part 1 Read Post »
Maintaining legal compliance is essential for any contractor that wants to juggle multiple projects while growing their business. Unfortunately, this can be difficult in the fast-paced construction industry, where things
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The growth of your construction business is largely a function of the number of projects you take on and the amount of profit you derive from each of these projects.
How a Jacksonville Construction Attorney Can Help You Grow Your Construction Business Read Post »
After years of sustained growth, the economy is finally starting to slow down. Experts believe a recession is imminent; as a result, employees are buckling down to weather the storm
In part one of this two-part series, we discussed specific laws that impact construction companies bidding on public projects. Below, we further explore how construction companies can successfully navigate the
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The ability to navigate the bid process is crucial for construction companies that want to thrive in this industry. After all, winning the right to work on a high-profile construction
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The E-Verify rule for federal contractors can be a deal breaker for many contractors. The requirements imposed on contractors can expose them to liability with the Department of Homeland Security
Here’s something cool you probably haven’t heard much about up to this point, cold storage construction is on the rise, and it’s presenting contractors with the opportunity to diversify their
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In part one, we discussed the minimum clearance distances that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires contractors to abide by when working in the vicinity of power lines.
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Power lines are potentially dangerous electrical hazards that construction workers must work around every day. As one of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA’s) “Fatal Four,” electrocutions accounted for
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