Employer Guidance for Workplace Interactions with ICE
- ADVOCACY, Best Practices, CONSTRUCTION, Safety, Workforce & Professional Development
- July 22, 2025

By Mary Klett, ASA Communications Team ACE Glass Aggregates, also known as ACEFGA, was founded with a clear purpose: to turn waste glass into sustainable building materials while cutting landfill waste and helping build a cleaner future. At the center of that mission is the company’s primary product, ultra-lightweight foamed glass aggregate, or UL-FGA. UL-FGA
READ MOREBy Nick Williams, ASA of Colorado In an industry known for hard hats and jobsite intensity, something important is taking shape across Colorado. It is being built on connection. The American Subcontractors Association of Colorado’s Women of Construction Committee recently partnered with CREW Denver to host the Cabernet & Construction event, bringing together professionals from
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Dear Readers – As we begin a new term, I am honored and excited to step into the role of President of ASA. This is a meaningful opportunity to serve an organization built on strong relationships, shared knowledge, and a deep commitment to the subcontracting community. Our association has always been at its best when
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American Subcontractors Association WASHINGTON, DC FLY-IN Wednesday, June 10, 2026 The American Subcontractors Association (ASA) held its annual D.C. Fly-in on June 9th and 10th in Washington D.C. ASA advocates visited our Nation’s Capital to ensure the voices of subcontractors, who make up three-fourths of the construction industry, were heard. Forty-five ASA advocates participated in
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Nonresidential Construction Adds Healthy 15,700 Jobs in May The construction industry added 17,000 jobs on net in May, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. On a year-over-year basis, industry employment has increased by 68,000 jobs, up 0.8%. Nonresidential construction employment increased by 15,700
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Last year, more construction workers died by suicide than from falls, electrocutions, struck-by accidents, and caught-in injuries combined. Roughly five thousand suicide deaths against about a thousand from OSHA’s entire “Fatal Four.” We run safety stand-downs against the smaller number. We say almost nothing about the bigger one. I’m not going to pretend to be
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