6 Ways To Improve Productivity In Construction Using Technology
- Improving Productivity, TECHNOLOGY
- November 28, 2023
For more than 25 years, Skip Daum has been the main face of the American Subcontractors Association (ASA) in California. While his renowned wit and sparkling personality, not to mention the amazing achievements on behalf of ASA of California, will be missed, there is no way to measure our partnership as anything other than a
READ MOREThe courts are a key battleground in the fight for subcontractor rights. The American Subcontractors Association’s (ASA) Subcontractors Legal Defense Fund (SLDF) supports critical legal activities to protect the interests of all construction subcontractors. The funds invest in precedent-setting litigation to establish subcontractors’ rights across the country. Our ASA members and sponsors provide the generous
READ MOREWelcome, New Silver Sponsor, Siteline! Siteline is the only pay app management tool built for subcontractors. Generate pay apps (including custom forms) precisely to GC’s specifications. Centralize and manage all of your pay apps in one spot. Automate and manage lien waiver collection, track compliance requirements, monitor A/R health with visual reports, and forecast billing
READ MOREDear Readers – Thank you for your support as I start my term as President of ASA. In 2005 I stepped my big hairy toe into ASA, getting involved in the local Kansas chapter. As a second generation owner and ASA member, it didn’t take long before I saw how great this association is. Almost
READ MOREBy Abby Schuman, ASA Intern The realities faced by workers in the construction industry when it comes to mental anguish claims are often surprising and challenging. According to Cornell Law School, mental anguish in tort law refers to personal injury cases where individuals claim emotional distress and seek legal action for compensation. When it comes
READ MOREThe Dodge Momentum Index (DMI), issued by Dodge Construction Network, declined 2.5% in June to 197.3 (2000=100) from the revised May reading of 202.4. Over the month, the commercial component of the DMI rose 3.1%, while the institutional component sank 10.5%. “A deceleration in institutional planning caused the Momentum Index to decrease in June,” said
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