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Associated General Contractors outgoing chief executive Stephen Sandherr on 27 years representing the construction industry
New report reveals top 20 causes of construction disputes across the globe, as well as broken down by region.
Controlled Demolition Inc President stuns audience with his honest remarks on litigation
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against construction company Balfour Beatty Infrastructure, alleging that a female truck driver on one of its worksites suffered long-term sexual harassment.
Legal experts explain what the Davis-Bacon Act is and how recent updates to regulations could result in higher wages for employees as well as some other, more negative consequences.
A judge in Texas, USA, has ruled a new law that would effectively ban water breaks for construction workers by eroding cities’ power to enact local rules as unconstitutional.
In this article, Clover HR’s Managing Director, Michael Doolin, delves into the topic of employee engagement within the construction industry and discusses simple changes that may make the biggest difference
Reports indicate that contractors have purportedly misappropriated EU funds and engaged in money laundering
The construction and engineering fields are constantly evolving in response to new technological developments. While these changes bring innovation, efficiency and opportunity, they also introduce risk
The founder of a construction contractor based in Charleston, South Caroline, faces years in prison after being found guilty of fraud and money laundering on a $15 million contract.
The widening legalisation of cannabis in the United States is creating a headache for construction contractors when it comes to hiring scarce new workers and testing their wider workforce.
A group of contractors who worked in a consortium to expand the Panama Canal have won $34.9 million at a tribunal following a dispute of the project.
Bureau Veritas pubishes guide to assessing green claims
Saudi contractor ordered to pay a fine of more than $5 million and seven people are fined and jailed
New safety rules will regulate connectivity, autonomy, and data dependency
French contractors says allegations about subsidiary QDVC are unfair
Pinsent Masons on due diligence firms must undertake, as sanctions continue to squeeze
The International Labour Organisation estimates that 4.5 million people are currently working in construction against their will
JCB said it will appeal the latest ruling of Paris court, although it also won damages of €150,000
M.A. Mortenson must donate construction services for project related to pandemic