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Vermeer's Mary Andringa Inducted Into AEM Hall of Fame
Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)
AEM Hall of Fame recognizes individuals whose innovations, ideas and leadership have advanced the off-road equipment manufacturing industry
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Personnel Management
Tips for Managing an Aging Construction Workforce
Seven techniques that construction contractors can put into practice when it comes to managing 'seasoned' employees
As the construction workforce continues to age, construction managers must prepare for changes and adjustments in our benefit packages, the manner in which we “man our crews” and what responsibilities we place on our workers
Labor & Workforce Development
[PODCAST] Murray Rice on Workers' Compensation
Murray Rice of Richard and Rice Construction discusses workers' compensation and offers tips for protecting your business.
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Construction News
November Gain in Construction Costs Marks the 37th Consecutive Monthly Increase
Engineering and construction materials costs increased in November despite weakness in steel and copper products
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Construction Safety
Construction Contractor Found in Contempt for Failing to Pay OSHA Penalties
U.S. Department of Labor
New Jersey construction company and its president forced to pay full $412,000 in safety fines dating back to 1998 plus $30,000 in accrued post-judgment interest.
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Financing, Insurance & Leasing
5 Things Contractors Should Not Do Before a Recession
Contractors should start preparing at least a year in advance to keep the impact of a recession on their businesses to a minimum
A recession doesn't have to spell the end of your business, if you take steps now to better ensure success during a recession.
Construction News
Report: Construction Industry Healthy Heading Into 2020 Despite Cause for Concern
Marcum Q3 Commercial Construction Index points to the good, the bad and the ugly as construction heads into 2020
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Rental
Santana Equipment Expands Arizona Operations
Santana Equipment announced that it is expanding its Arizona operations just seven years after opening its first satellite location in Phoenix.
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Business
Construction Contractor Confidence Beginning to Decline
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
For the first time since January, fewer than 50% of contractors expect profit margins to increase over the next six months
Two of the three topics measured in ABC's Construction Confidence Index experienced decreases in September 2019. Only expectations for staffing levels rose.
Business
[Video] What is a Continuing Resolution?
Congress is set to pass another continuing resolution to keep the government running as funding for several federal agencies was set to expire. So just what is a Continuing Resolution?
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Construction News Tracker
[NEWS TRACKER] 2020 Construction Starts Will Drop But Activity Level to Remain High
A 4% drop in construction starts is predicted for next year, but 2020 will not be a repeat of 2009 because the level of activity will remain high; plus other construction industry news on the Nov. 21, 2019, Construction News Tracker
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Profit Matters
The Contractor's Best Friend Podcast Season 3 Episode 7 - Technology Advancements to Prepare For
Brad Humphrey and Caterpillar’s subject matter experts discuss where the industry is headed in terms of technology advancements.
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