Articles Tagged with ''COVID-19''

Bay Area-Contractors Know The Difference Between The Heat And Cold. How A Northern California Contractor Succeeds. 

AWCI and CISCA's 2021 Conventions & INTEX Expo, originally scheduled for this April in New Orleans, Louisiana, has moved to October 17-20, 2021.

Construction spending in December exhibited sharply varied trends, with downturns from a year earlier in every private category, mixed results for public construction, and double-digit increases in residential construction, according to an analysis by AGC.

This Last Year Is Over And Done With But What Of 2020 Will Carry Into 2021? No Matter—Keep Calm And Carry On.

While The Coronavirus Has Obvious Negative Effects, The Adoption Of Construction Technology Is Something To Be Excited About. 

The short answer to whether vaccines can be a condition of employment is "yes," but employers have a lot to consider before making it a policy.

Flex-Ability Concepts recently prepared one of its regular shipments to Pro Plaster Products in Capalaba, Queensland, Australia. Pro Plaster faced unprecedented challenges in 2020 because it, like so many companies, relies on shipments from China and the United States that were slowed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The company has addressed this by increasing stock levels to be prepared for a successful 2021, and Flex-Ability Concepts—a 22-year partner—is ready to help.

The year 2020 is behind us and I for one am looking forward to the New Year. Of course, odds are the need to adapt to the changes in our business environment won’t just vanish with 2021. 

Providing users with lightweight, breathable face coverings, Milwaukee Tool is introducing the first ever face masks built for the jobsite.

Most contractors expect demand for many types of construction to shrink in 2021 even as the pandemic is prompting many owners to delay or cancel already-planned projects, meaning few firms will hire new workers.