Business Management Archives - Page 2 of 35

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Little change in construction jobs in Q2 2021

Construction jobs held steady in the second quarter, falling less than a percent each month, but there could be choppiness ahead, NAHB notes.

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We’re all familiar with the signage proudly displayed at construction sites or manufacturing plants that boast “injury-free for 658 days.”

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I reviewed a risk management outline I drafted years ago for a client considering a multifamily project. What jumped out

Builders are often unfamiliar with the tenets of Passive House. Emu Systems provides specific, relevant training to help them be successful.

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A shortage of construction workers in Denver means it’s a job seekers market, according to a report released in April

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Some employers may face employment-related claims alleging wrongful termination, discrimination and retaliation.

If COVID-19 can be thanked for anything, it would be for spotlighting the inextricable link between human health and the built environment.

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In the first quarter, buyers reported at least a perception that the housing market is improving, according to data from NAHB.

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Single-family detached homes remain the most popular style among homebuyers (67%), according to a report by the National Association of

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Home prices and inventory in the Denver Metro area continue to plague buyers; so much so that the area is in the 10 worst housing markets.