Whether you are buying groceries, ordering shingles, or trying to purchase a new home, you may have experienced sticker shock in recent months. As you likely know, since the COVID-19 […]
Using Your Contracts to Combat the Supply Chain Crisis Read Post »
When the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced official approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine on August 23, employers and employees around the nation began to reassess their stances. Although
Vaccine Approval Could Lead to Mandates Read Post »
When President Biden was sworn into office earlier this year, everyone anticipated that he would take steps to embolden the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). That prediction held firm
Labor Secretary Makes the Case for More OSHA Staffing Read Post »
June has arrived, summer is around the corner, and many western states will be facing hot weather for weeks and months to come. With this in mind, Cal/OSHA recently reminded
California’s Heat Advisory Reminder Read Post »
Summer 2021 has been a scorcher across the country, and the Northwest has set seemingly unreal temperature records. These dangerous conditions led to the Department of Labor & Industries in
Washington OSHA Issues New Heat Standard Read Post »
Every contractor dreads an OSHA citation—fearing fines, work shutdowns, and harm to reputation. But in a recent Colorado case, a worker’s death and the related jobsite violations were seen as
OSHA Violations Result in Jail Time Read Post »
As the ambitious $2.3 trillion infrastructure construction bill is currently being debated in Congress, many states are starting to consider how they will spend the funds they are allocated. For
Construction Infrastructure : Fixing Old Roads or Building New Ones? Read Post »
When you take on a new roadway construction project, your goal is to stay on time and on budget. However, these big projects can be derailed by delays. You can
7 Potential Delays in Roadway Construction Projects Read Post »
On Wednesday, March 31, President Biden presented a national infrastructure plan intended to improve the U.S. transportation systems and begin a more pronounced shift to clean energy. Titled the American
American Job Funding | National Infrastructure Plan Read Post »
Anyone who lives in Colorado knows how heavy traffic can be and how much the roads and bridges are in need of repair. Help could be on the way in
$4 Billion Proposal for Colorado Transportation Read Post »
