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

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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By Stephen Peterson, Caterpillar Safety Services Hear from a Caterpillar expert about how you can maintain your momentum and continue to grow your site’s safety culture. To achieve greatness in any endeavor, it helps to make a habit of building momentum. It is the catalyst that drives people and organizations from average to good, and
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Welcome to ASA —we’re glad to have you join our community of dedicated subcontractors and industry partners. Together, we share resources, advocate for a stronger business environment, and create opportunities to learn, grow, and succeed. We look forward to welcoming you at upcoming events and hearing your voice and your priorities in shaping the future
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We would like to pay special tribute to John Driggs, a past President of the Metro Washington Chapter and a founding member of ASA. John’s leadership, vision, and dedication helped lay the groundwork for an organization that has spent six decades championing subcontractors and advancing fair construction practices across the industry. His contributions helped shape
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By Melanie McCoy, Supply SA In April, Supply SA team had the opportunity to participate in the ribbon cutting event for the Southside Lions Park project, where a new skatepark was delivered through the partnership of the City of San Antonio and local small business Lone Star Civil. During the event, Councilwoman Phyllis Viagran emphasized
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SAFE Schools Act Reintroduced with NGA Proposed Language In advocacy news, proposed language from the National Glass Association was included in the SAFE Schools Act, H.R. 8506, which has now been introduced into the House of Representatives. H.R. 8506 establishes a grant program to improve school security, including securing glass in the building’s exterior
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