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Regulations

Regulatory updates for contractors—compliance, codes, standards and the rules shaping the construction industry.

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    7 Things to Consider Before Taking Your Show on the Road

    Areas you need to address before doing business out of state
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    The Future of Tier 4 Final

    Ask The Experts
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    Improving Company Conditions

    Integrate health and safety programs and policies to better your workforce
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    OSHA Increases Scrutiny of Temporary Employees

    Follow these four steps to comply with agency regulations and safeguard workers on your jobsite.
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    How to Prepare for an OSHA Investigation

    Establish protocols for handling government inspections to exert control and reduce liability.
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    Case Study: Construction Permit Requirements

    Understand the nuances of the permit process to avoid wasting time.
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    Labor Law Challenges for Your Construction Business

    Understand common liability issues to avoid pricey penalties.
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    New ANSI Regulations Impact Workers on All Roads and Highways

    Failure to comply with the new ANSI clothing requirements can risk workers safety and potentially result in costly safety citations.
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    Environmental Compliance Assistance

    Reviews construction regulations to keep you updated on construction industry regulations and OSHA regulations for construction to ensure compliance.
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    Employee or Independent Contractor?

    Understand the difference and save yourself from an ugly government audit. Construction firm owners continue to misclassify employees as independent contractors, and in the process, fail to pony up their share of taxes for unemployment and payroll, among others, to federal and state governments. So says the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and state Departments of Labor, organizations that are investing millions of dollars in audits and investigations to find out. Based on the research- they have a point.
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    3 Strategies to Get Government Construction Contracts

    Interested in how to get government construction contracts for your business? Follow these three strategies that can help you land federal contracts.
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    Reporting Requirements for ARRA Funds and Other Issues Related to Government

    Government funding of construction projects has always come with strings attached. Never have the reporting requirements been as stringent as they are when a contractor accepts funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA). Through the end of March 2010, the government reports that approximately $61 billion (of a total of $203 billion awarded) has been paid out to recipients.
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