Business Management
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Four Trends to Watch in the Built Environment for 2025 and Beyond
As 2025 unfolds, what market forces might shape the construction industry in the second half of the decade—and what questions should you ask as you build your strategy for the future?
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Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Real Gains in Construction Project Management Efficiency, Job Performance, and Safety
You probably use artificial intelligence more than you think in your personal life. Are you benefitting from its application in your business yet?
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State of Decarbonization Report: Spotlight on Retrofitting
Study analyzes decades of data on commercial sector renovations and retrofits.
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New USGBC Report Says U.S. Has the Necessary Tools to Reach Climate Goals
New report identifies high-opportunity areas that can be decarbonized faster.
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Final Independent Contractor Rule Issued
The U.S. Department of Labor is modifying Wage and Hour Division regulations, replacing its analysis for determining employee or independent contractor classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act with one more consistent with judicial precedent and the Act’s text and purpose.
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National Safety Council Releases Inaugural Report on Workplace Injury Progress
Organizations are committing and taking steps to reduce the most common U.S. workplace injury: musculoskeletal disorders, or MSDs.
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Top 4 Construction Trends for 2024 and Beyond
What are the key trends shaping the industry in 2024? Read about these critical areas and what you need to know now to keep your business current.
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Workforce Development Legislation Introduced
A recent bill with bipartisan support may make it easier to find and retain skilled workers.
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Investing in Your Field Leaders Will Pay Large Dividends
Investing in Field Leaders can lower business risk by building a deep pipeline of talent, enhancing their ability to lead projects, increasing employee engagement and loyalty, and enabling them to take on greater responsibility.
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States Outlaw Noncompete Agreements
What does the growing trend of banning noncompete agreements at the state level mean for your business going forward?