It’s no secret that there is a shortage of skilled laborers in the construction industry. As previous generations of skilled laborers leave the field,...

Joan storms out of the office. The door slams. And everything comes to a screeching halt. The meeting has barely begun. Now, it’s over. Today...

Managing a business is tough, but running a family owned construction contractor business is even tougher. Internal conflicts, family matters, business concerns, and ownership...

By Rick Smith Construction site safety should always be top of mind and should be made a priority each and every day. Training is one...

A construction project consists of multiple moving parts and customers. One change in the project’s timeline or budget can cause significant delays, making both a...

As the Baby Boomer owners of construction companies consider selling their businesses to retire, many are finding that getting an attractive price for their...

Understanding the calculation change In the majority of states in the U.S., workers’ compensation insurance is a mandatory coverage that employers must have in place....

The Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector has been on a stop-start journey throughout the pandemic; the initial lockdown delayed projects and brought tough times...

As temperatures drop, concrete contractors face a familiar dilemma: press on through winter or pause production until spring. Cold weather has long carried a...

By Kurt Wyman  The world learned a lot about the importance of telematics and transportation technology in 2020. Even those outside of the industry saw...