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For better or worse, legalized cannabis (or marijuana) is impacting not just construction workers, but construction opportunities in general. This is an ever-changing issue in Colorado, and it’s imperative that […]

Quality of life changes on the construction site don’t have to result in a massive overhaul of your day-to-day operations. Sometimes it’s the smallest change that has the most significant

All aspects of a construction worker’s life, including their mental and physical health, must be accounted for when discussing their quality of life. In part one of this three-part series,

The common hazards, long hours, and backbreaking labor of construction make it a difficult industry to work and thrive in. That is why it is imperative that safety, health, and

In parts one and two of this series, we discussed the Tennessee laws in place to protect contractors and subcontractors on construction projects and the Senate bill that may drastically

The mechanic’s lien is often the final and most reliable option for contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers attempting to secure payment on a construction project. Contractors in the Volunteer State must

A bill recently introduced by the Tennessee Senate could drastically alter how payments are withheld, received, and fought for on future construction projects. While this bill, Senate Bill 324(HB271), is

In December 2018, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that beginning in March 2019, it would begin mailing letters to employers where a name and/or social security number did not

There’s clearly a high degree of disparity between the perceptions of owners and contractors on any given project when it comes to the topic of project management. Although some owners