Working Six to Four: The Four Day Work Week Works
Want to recruit and retain workers? One company says the answer is flexible work schedules—and it has the results to back them up.
Departments
Saying No to Drug Testing and Yes to Impairment Testing
Construction and other industries are seeing a shift from drug testing to impairment testing—part of an effort to boost safety, cut costs and attract and retain talent.
Living Language: Keeping Your Contracts Up to Date
Getting it in writing is just the beginning. Regularly reviewing and updating your contracts will help your company—and your projects—stay ahead of the curve.
Closeout: Fortress of Learning
A royal renovation of Capers Hall at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina.
‘Cash Flow Is King’
The No. 1 piece of advice that American Express small-business expert Brett Sussman has for small business owners in construction: Don’t be afraid to raise prices.
Grown in the Lab
Sponsored by McCarthy Building Companies, a new lab at Collin College’s Technical Campus in Texas is aimed at creating an early focus on safety—as part of a first-of-its-kind degree program
Set in Stone
Balfour Beatty is donating its work on the Emanuel Nine Memorial for victims of the 2015 massacre at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina.
Is Your Culture Killing Your Company?
A toxic workplace culture can expose you to risks such as high employee turnover, financial penalties and legal liability—and should be addressed immediately
