Articles Tagged with ''US government''

As the racial and ethnic makeup of the United States has changed. the U.S. Census Bureau released a thumbnail of just how much gain people of color, and Latinos in particular, have made, according to 2020 Census data.

To assist businesses that need workers to begin on different start dates, the visas will be distributed in several allocations, including two separate allocations for the second half of fiscal year 2024.

The White House Climate Policy Office hosted a summit unveiling its National Climate Resilience Framework, emphasizing collaboration among government, industry, and engineering communities to address severe weather challenges and improve infrastructure resilience. 

McHenry County, Illinois, is launching a roofing assistance program for low-income residents funded by a HUD grant, offering roof repair or replacement to those earning 80% or less of the area's median income.

The contractor is said to have violated the Kansas Consumer Protection Act after failing to provide a roof to a consumer who fell under the act's "protected consumer" category. 

The Department of Labor issued sweeping changes to regulations that apply to federal and federally assisted construction projects funded by taxpayers.

Get a closer, first-hand look at the impact former U.S. President Jimmy Carter made through his partnership with Habitat for Humanity over the years from RC Editor Emeritus Rick Damato.

The rapid proliferation of state marijuana laws, especially the workplace protections provided by some, has made maintaining legally compliant drug policies a major task for most employers.

The annual event brings the roofing industry together to meet with members of Congress and their staffs and deliver the industry’s message with one voice.

This is the first time a single rule has made H-2B supplemental visas available for several allocations throughout the entire fiscal year, including an allocation for the late second half.