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Four Steps Construction Professionals Need to Take to Ensure They Get Paid 0
- Legally Speaking, Payment
- April 25, 2023
By Danielle Maya, Galvanize Law Group, LLC #1 and #2: Licensing and Secretary of State Registration State and local level licensing requirements are important in the construction industry to ensure that contractors are qualified and capable of performing the work that they are contracted to do. This generally involves passing exams, demonstrating knowledge and experience,
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Tips on Preventing the High Cost of Turnover 1
- Leadership, Legally Speaking, Workforce & Professional Development
- April 25, 2023
By Karalynn Cromeens, Esq., The Cromeens Law Firm, PLLC I am not sure what the hell happened, but finding and keeping good people has become nearly impossible. Over the last year, I have cycled through 25+ employees; when my whole team is 30 people, that is a lot. I know I am not the only
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4 Steps Construction Contractors Need to Take to Secure Financing in 2023 0
- FINANCE, Improving Productivity
- April 25, 2023
By: Sundip Patel and Sanat Patel In recent years construction companies have faced an abundance of challenges: higher wages, a strained supply chain, increased cost of supplies, and increasing interest rates. However, company owners should not be discouraged, construction companies cannot only survive in this challenging environment, they can thrive. In order to thrive, construction
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Keep Up The Good Work: Why Managers Should Praise Their Employee’s Performance 1
- Best Practices, Improving Productivity, Workforce & Professional Development
- April 25, 2023
By: Dale Carnegie Staff Recognizing and rewarding good work does double duty: • It makes employees feel valued, and • It motivates them to do more good work Why Don’t Managers Take the Time to Celebrate Good Work? I wish I had the answer to that one because celebrating good work should be just part
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Legally Speaking: A Game-Changing New Argument for Coverage in Construction Defect Cases 2
- Legally Speaking
- April 25, 2023
By David Humphreys, Carson Law Group PLLC Have You Been Wrongfully Denied Coverage for a Construction Defect Claim? The Answer May Be “Yes” Based on Your ISO Classification. If you have ever been involved in a construction defect lawsuit, you know they can be costly, time-consuming quagmires, involving prime contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and owners
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President’s Letter – April 2023 0
- ASA President's Letter
- April 24, 2023
Dear Readers – Spring is here! April is a month of renewal, rebirth, and celebration of life. I hope you rejoiced and celebrated with your family and friends – whatever rituals and traditions you enjoy. Time for spring cleaning, starting anew, out with the old! No more dust bunnies, windows wide open (hack, hack –
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