Not a New Idea, but A New Trend – Employee Stock Ownership Plans
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- February 27, 2024
By Greg Hess, AssuredPartners Many unique risks exist in the construction industry. There are the obvious risks such as operating large equipment, moving heavy loads, transporting shifting materials, performing work at various heights, working with hand tools, etc. Add in the exposures that exist when working with owners, GC’s, suppliers, municipalities and other subcontractors and
READ MOREAn Introspective on the Best in Class Business from a Not So Best of Class Manager By Gregg Schoppman, FMI Several years ago, The Office dominated the national comedy television spotlight with its unique “mockumentary” style filming of a small paper company in Scranton, PA. The team was led by a naïve, not-so politically correct
READ MOREDuane Craig, Freelance writer for Procore Do you ever feel like you’re on a treadmill, running after every new thing that comes along in your search for business and project answers? To break free, you need a strategy based on asking the right questions. And, for construction businesses that require seeing your company for what
READ MOREBy Patrick Hogan, handle.com The construction industry has witnessed firsthand how technology has rapidly evolved in the last decades. Tools such as portable saws and nail guns were once considered fancy innovations, but they are now a staple in almost every construction project. Other than highly advanced equipment, specialized construction software and other automation devices
READ MOREBy Gary Semmer, AssuredPartners Does your General Liability & Umbrella Liability Insurance provide coverage for Design activities or modifications and Environmental or remediation services? Great question- probably not! Let’s explore the issues: Commercial General Liability and Umbrella policies have evolved over the years, but one thing has remained constant, they contain Professional Liability and Pollution
READ MOREBy Rebekah Veldhuizen, Raken The construction industry has been forced to change and adapt as the COVID-19 pandemic affected everything from material availability to projects being called off completely. While the pandemic is still not over, things are slowly beginning to return to some level of normalcy. So where does that leave subcontractors? In this
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