EEOC sues 2 Florida contractors for discrimination
The suits allege managers harassed and belittled non-White employees, who were then fired when they complained.
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Skanska books $480M in airport, healthcare projects
The Swedish contractor added two high-profile contracts to its third quarter order bookings.
You can’t always avoid claims: How to be part of the solution
Claims will happen, learn how to partner with your surety to save time, money and your reputation.
American Express equips construction businesses with tools to help maximize growth
Now is the time for construction business owners to ensure they have the right financial solutions in their toolbox.
A holistic solution for subcontractor qualification
Effectively prequalify, monitor and verify trade partners throughout the lifecycle of your project.
Fluor selected for overseas manufacturing facility
The Irving, Texas-based company will perform procurement and construction management for a biologics manufacturing plant in Denmark.
Hurricane Ian ravages Sanibel Causeway, other Florida infrastructure
Communities are still assessing the impact to roads, power lines, airports and more, with initial damage estimates topping $40 billion.
Assessing the jobsite after a hurricane
What should contractors anticipate when returning to work? Planning for the worst could help with the recovery.
Builders face security, privacy risks as BIM takes off
As state and federal agencies tighten cybersecurity regulations on their projects, here’s how contractors and subs can comply.
EEOC sues California contractor for national origin, sexual harassment
Supervisors used derisive language against Latino workers and threatened to sexually assault them, the lawsuit claims.
