New York Construction Safety and Labor Law 240
Construction safety regulations in New York are defined by Labor Law 240, also called the scaffold law, which…
March 26Latest in: News
Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Impact on Construction
Builders and contractors are rebalancing after the Supreme Court voided tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers…
March 26
I-9 and E-Verify Compliance Strategies for Contractors in 2026
Contractors are facing tighter I-9 and E-Verify scrutiny in 2026. Mid-sized builders, subcontractors and general contractors in the…
March 26
Ladder Safety Essentials and OSHA Compliance
Project managers and safety directors are increasing their focus on ladder risks as the Occupational Safety and Health…
March 19
Managing “Buddy Punching” with Location-Verified Time Tracking
Construction companies are wrestling with rampant “buddy punching,” a practice where one worker clocks in for another. Owners,…
March 19
Securing Construction Sites to Prevent Theft and Protect Budgets
Construction sites store highly valuable and portable equipment, making them ideal targets for opportunistic theft. Power tools, copper…
March 19
Construction Employment Falls by 11,000
ARLINGTON, VA – Construction employment declined by 11,000 jobs in February, with decreases in both residential and nonresidential…
March 17
AI Adoption Doubles in Corporate Legal Departments
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Findings from part two of The General Counsel Report, released earlier this month by FTI Consulting,…
March 17
AI – Existential Threat or Time-Saving Tool?
NEW YORK – Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, recently predicted that artificial intelligence will be…
March 17
The Rise of Silver Collar Jobs: Balancing Automation and Human Expertise
As automation advances, organizations are redefining roles to focus on human oversight, decision stewardship and data translation. This…
March 13