Performance Reward, Part 2
By / Ron Coleman En français In part 1 of this article we reviewed a variety of options around benefits programs. While these programs are designed to attract and retain employees they are usually offered […]
Columns
When to Lien if a Construction Project Partially Takes Place on Non-Lienable Lands
By / Andrew D. Delmonico and Ted Lewis En français Although a potentially helpful tool for securing payment, builders’ liens can be tricky to implement in practice. Courts review liens very strictly; if they are […]
This Too Shall Pass—In the Meantime, Chill Out
By Shaun Ekert Français In times of chaos and upheaval—and in life these times are always looming, if not obvious—the most import thing we can do as an industry, as an association, and as individuals […]
Relationships
By Steve Clayman Français My brain hurts. Everywhere we turn coronavirus is in our faces. There’s no getting away from it, and rightly so. We must take every precaution to prevent the spread of this […]
Employee Benefits – Attracting and Retaining Employees
By Ron Coleman Français There are numerous methods of attracting and retaining employees. In this three-part article we will review two options—benefits programs and performance rewards. Part one deals with benefits programs, and parts two […]
Abandonment Issues: When Does the Deadline to File a Builders’ Lien Arise in Cases of Abandonment?
By / Andrew D. Delmonico and Ted Lewis Français Many contractors are aware that when a project is completed within the meaning of the Builders Lien Act they only have 45 days to file a […]