Articles Tagged with ''subcontractors''

A survey of subcontractors from around the country shows material price volatility, labor and more are depleting their bottom lines.

Two small roofing contractors in New Jersey and Kentucky received help from an investigative reporter from WABC in New York, who got a large general contractor to remit payment for work performed.

The NLRB's rulemaking will affect joint employment, which some industry experts believe will create barriers and burdens on contractor and subcontractor relationships.

STACK is ranked 3,511 on the Inc. 5000 list with 117% revenue growth, and has added 135 jobs since 2019. 

A Tennessee roofing contractor is dead and two others injured following an accident with an electrical hazard on July 11 at a home in Wilson County.

The partnership comes at an advantageous time for contractors, with the pricing volatility causing uncertainty in the bid process in an industry with traditionally low margins.

In this Legal Insights episode, Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese shares why the new independent contractor rule will impact the roofing industry, some important dates to know and what contractors can do now to prepare.

The Department of Labor is holding two public forums regarding rulemaking on independent contractor verses employee status.

Three defendants were ordered to pay restitution of nearly $2 million to Baker Roofing and were sentenced to at least 12 months of prison each.