Not a New Idea, but A New Trend – Employee Stock Ownership Plans
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- February 27, 2024
Are You Walking in Circle or Hitting the Mark? By Leah Gradl, Kent Companies Scientists proved that people really do walk in circles when lost. A study in “Current Biology” examined the walking trajectories of people who walked for several hours in the Sahara Desert. The results showed that participants were only able to maintain
READ MOREBy Brian Chickowski, Maxim Consulting Group The construction industry plays a pivotal role in the global economy, contributing significantly to infrastructure development. However, like any other sector, it faces challenges that impact productivity. This article explores the current impacts on productivity in the construction industry and proposes strategies to combat them. Labor Shortages One of
READ MORESeptember is National Preparedness Month and with the peak of hurricane season just ahead, the Internal Revenue Service reminds taxpayers to develop an emergency preparedness plan or, if they already have one, to update it for 2023. Per the IRS, taxpayers can begin getting ready for a disaster with a preparedness plan that includes securing
READ MOREBy Patrick Hogan, handle.com A good company always makes the well-being of its employees a priority. When employees are fulfilled and satisfied with their jobs, they are more likely to do well in their tasks, which will lead to the improvement of the overall efficiency and quality of your company’s services. In a fast-evolving industry
READ MOREBy Mike Kline, ASA National On September 6th, ASA Director of Communications Mike Kline hosted a Town Hall meeting with Rusty Plowman of Delta Drywall and Immediate Past President of the ASA National board, and Terence Gorman, Managing Director of World Insurance LLC, the underwriter of the new ASAdvantage Health Plan, ASA’s new health insurance
READ MOREeSUB Blog A labor shortage may be a new problem in many industries, but U.S. construction companies have been navigating this and labor shortage productivity for years. “Even with more money to repair rundown roads and build new bridges, worker shortages loom over an industry already strapped for people,” NPR’s Mary Yang reported in April.
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