Not a New Idea, but A New Trend – Employee Stock Ownership Plans
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- February 27, 2024
Women have tremendous power to close the manufacturing skills gap, but barriers remain, preventing women from entering—and staying—in the industry By Laurie Cowin, Window + Door Manufacturers added 367,000 workers in the first 10 months of 2022, making it the best year for manufacturing job growth since 1994, according to Chad Moutray, director, Center for
READ MOREBy Brenna Alton, Kent Companies Her story caught me by surprise. I expected this tradeswoman to say that her small stature was a roadblock. Instead, it was her greatest strength. As I listened to her speak, the lesson became crystal clear. She leveraged her petite size to take on construction tasks that her male counterparts
READ MOREBy: Marcey Walsh of Dale Carnegie Tampa Bay SUMMARY: Until young women see others ‘like them’ succeeding in construction, opportunities may continue to appear to be ‘not for me.’ Despite recent strides made in the construction industry to create opportunities, women are still underrepresented in the field. Opportunities are here, why aren’t young women flocking
READ MOREBy SESCo Management Group The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has released its draft 2022-2026 Strategic Plan — a blueprint of its proposed enforcement plan for the upcoming years. The Plan focuses on strategic objectives accompanied by targeted goals and performance measures. Though each four-year plan differs to some extent, the EEOC’s vision of
READ MOREBy Gary R. Semmer, AssuredPartners The Construction Industry is facing a number of “external” challenges, ranging from materials price inflation, supply chain delays, to labor shortages, that translate into scheduling, productivity and profitability issues. Although you may have no control over these external factors, you can help control your Total Cost of Risk: Total Cost
READ MOREBy Richard C. Litwin, Esq.; Litwin Law Nonresident contractors and subcontractors planning to enter into and perform construction contracts in Georgia face filing requirements that must be fulfilled before starting the Georgia project. The Nonresident Contractors Act, part of the Georgia Revenue Code and clarified by Georgia Department of Revenue regulations, imposes the filing requirements.
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