NLRB Ruling Makes Disciplining Newly Organized Employees Difficult
The ruling, if it stands, will complicate compliance with National Labor Relations Board regulations. The National Labor Relations…
October 12Latest in: News
Hartford, Conn., Proposing Major Highway Infrastructure Improvement
The city of Hartford, Conn., and the Connecticut Department of Transportation are discussing plans to re-direct I-84 and…
October 12Top 10 Reasons To Attend 2016 Construction SuperConference
ATLANTA – There are hundreds of reasons to attend the 2016 Construction SuperConference, we offer our top ten.…
September 28Senate Approves Water Resources Development Act
The Senate has approved the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) by an overwhelming, bipartisan majority. On Sept. 15,…
September 28Energy Department Allocates Funding for Advanced Technology Research
Funding will accelerate R&D for solar and other clean energy technologies. The Energy Department has allocated funds to…
September 28Proving Licensing Now Less Onerous in California
California has eliminated one of the requirements contractors must prove when invoking the “substantial compliance doctrine.” In most…
September 28Protecting Construction Claims
A reminder of common-sense methods to “preserve construction claims.” All experienced and successful contractors realize the importance of…
September 28Opinion—Standing Rock Tests Our National Priorities
The Dakota Access Pipeline controversy illuminates the conflict between economic development and environmental/sociological priorities. The 1,172-mile Dakota Access…
September 28CSC Brings Leading Experts, Educational Sessions
ATLANTA – With more than 35 educational sessions and panels featuring 88 new speakers, Construction SuperConference (CSC) offers…
August 25Opinion—The New Reality: “Legislation” by Executive Decree
The executive branch not the legislative branch now creates most new federal laws. Two lengthy New York Times…
August 24