Labor

The outbreak of COVID-19 becoming a pandemic has created havoc in all aspects of society, including and especially the construction world.  In light of the pandemic, Canadian construction industry employers […]

On July 27, 2020, Illinois announced 1,231 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, delivering the Prairie State its sixth day straight with more than 1,200 new cases. This brings the state

As of May 26th, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Assistant Secretary Loren Sweatt reported that there were 1,364 COVID-19 whistleblower complaints filed. Of those thousands of complaints, only one

Just last month, we discussed that measures of construction activity based on construction worker hours were beginning to resemble pre-COVID-19 levels across the country. This finding was based on June

In news that will be music to the ears of Alberta’s struggling economy, the Premier announced this month that the corporate tax rate will be cut from 10 to 8

Operating without a contractor’s license in the state of South Carolina is a serious offense that is punishable by a jail sentence, a monetary fine, or both pursuant to S.C.

This Fourth of July, Cotney Attorneys & Consultants would like to take a moment to acknowledge the impact that military veterans have had on the construction industry. Not only have

Construction in Colorado and Denver, the state capital, has pushed ahead despite the many challenges presented by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. Construction companies have had to contend with

April 2020 was not kind to the construction industry. The month of April saw the industry lose over half a million jobs. Although this is an incredible loss, May’s employment

The past few months have been some of the toughest in recent memory for construction professionals across the country. Florida in particular has been hit hard by the spread of