Not a New Idea, but A New Trend – Employee Stock Ownership Plans
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- February 27, 2024
By Chad Pearson, Plexxis Software, Inc. As a former police officer I tend to be more sensitive to predatory behavior. An infallible truth you learn in police work is that wherever you find opportunity, you find honest people serving others, and dishonest people serving themselves (at the expense of others). So that said, there is
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READ MOREBy Mark Marone, PhD., Dale Carnegie and Associates The construction industry has entered a period of profound change, driven by digital transformation including the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI), arguably on a scale unlike anything seen before. A study by Dale Carnegie Training found that 67% of employees say they are already being impacted by
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READ MOREBy Rebecca Lundberg, PulteGroup & Mike Brewer, Brewer Companies Walk onto any construction job site, either residential or commercial, and statistically you’ll find one female worker for every 99 males. In fact, only 3.4 percent of construction tradespeople are women. Another statistic to digest: according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statics, less than 11
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