Articles Tagged with ''employee relations''

Labor law can be confusing and may lead a company into unintentional non-compliance. Work “prep” time, like training,  is technically considered "work" by the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor.

Following major insurance reforms enacted in Florida, Louisiana officials are proposing similar policies that could affect how roofing contractors do business in the state.

2023 International Roofing Expo keynote speaker Chris Czarnik offers a sober outlook on future difficulties facing the roofing industry's search for qualified workers and what steps contractors should take to ensure their talent pool remains full.

Roofing contractors are advised to consider the purpose and the contents of their personnel files instead of using them as "document dumps."

NAIL CATCH downspout filters help protect homeowners from nails and debris. 

Learn how flex PTO could help your roofing company hire and retain employees in this Legal Insights podcast.

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

The Employers Resource Council's NorthCoast 99 award honors 99 great Northeast Ohio workplaces for top talent.

When confronted with internal fraud, National Roofing Partner took these steps to protect itself and its customers.