July/August 2026
The Trap of Doing It Yourself
A superintendent starts the day with a plan. By 10:00 am, it’s gone. A last-minute redesign derails production. He defaults to action. He steps in to do the work.
A superintendent starts the day with a plan. By 10:00 am, it’s gone. A last-minute redesign derails production. He defaults to action. He steps in to do the work.
In the construction industry, project success is often won or lost during the execution phase.
Employee terminations are an unfortunate but necessary part of every business operation.
At the risk of offending several of my esteemed superiors, I am now prepared to address the delicate topic of general contractors (GCs).
To attract, motivate and retain top quality employees, employers are retooling their benefits to meet the needs of a changing workforce.
A new study from Dodge Construction Network, in partnership with GCPay, reveals that currently only one in three (34%) general contractors automate fewer than half of their subcontractor management processes. The report details data-based...
The U.S. Department of Labor and the IRS renewed a memorandum of understanding and added a streamlined process for joint referrals and closer coordination to stop businesses from misclassifying workers and denying them their...
A survey released Oct. 24 from DEWALT, a Stanley Black & Decker brand, found more than half of U.S. contractors (55%) feel a lack of skilled workers is a barrier to growing their current...
Construction and manufacturing industries’ employees use shockingly weak passwords, as revealed by new research from NordPass, a password manager for both B2B and B2C clients. This alarms security experts since weak passwords make it very...
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