New COVID-19 Guidelines for Construction Workers
During this unprecedented time of the COVID-19 pandemic, OSHA has issued guidance and tips to protect workers and reduce exposure of the coronavirus in the ...
06/16/20
3 Easy Tips to Stay Healthy
As Benjamin Franklin once said, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” The following tips can help you stay proactive about preventative health and ...
06/16/20
Do Employees Understand Your Business Acumen?
Business acumen is an in-depth understanding of how a company operates, what drives its business decisions, how it generates revenue, and how it is exposed to ...
06/12/20
Staying Safe on the Job
Every real estate agent should be safety-conscious and REALTOR® safety is an important topic of discussion any time of year, especially since agents spend much of ...
06/11/20
Building a Culture of Safety
Creating an effective culture of safety takes the commitment of an entire organization from the top down. Leaders need to be visibly dedicated to change by ...
06/10/20
ATA Issues Recommendations for Drivers in Areas of Unrest
This week, the American Trucking Associations (ATA), ATA Safety Management Council (SMC), and the ATA Transportation Security Council (TSC) provided the following ...
06/08/20
Changes Are Coming to Michigan's No-Fault Laws
Effective July 2, 2020, the state of Michigan is set to see a significant change to its existing No-Fault law. Since 1973, Michigan drivers have been required to ...
06/08/20
Higher Education: Next Steps for Resuming Broader Operations
Academia as a whole swiftly responded to the pandemic, closing physical campuses and transitioning to remote operations and educational instruction. As some state ...
06/03/20
Worker’s Compensation – Subs, 1099s, Employees – From a Risk and Bonding Perspective – It Does Matter!
Workers’ compensation can be a sticky wicket for construction firms. It’s an area where new contractors and veterans alike can find themselves in legal and ...
06/03/20
Equipment Theft is Preventable
Theft of materials, tools or equipment from construction worksites accounts for 45 percent of property losses. That’s an average cost per loss of $9,400 for ...
06/02/20