Business
Construction Executives Should Be Dusting Off Employee Handbooks
The construction industry, which is seemingly plagued by a never-ending labor shortage, necessitating construction executives having to grapple with pandemic-related workplace issues and challenges, is not exempt from the benefits of a thorough, well-formed handbook.
By Adam E. Richards and Andrew Zelman
December 2, 2021
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by Adam E. Richards
Richards is a member of Berger Singerman’s dispute resolution team and construction law practice.
by Andrew Zelman
Zelman is a member of Berger Singerman's dispute resolution team, based in the Fort Lauderdale office.
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