Though the proposed rule change was made with large, multinational companies in mind, the impact will be wide and sweeping.

Beyond acting reasonably to keep workers and consumers safe, companies can protect themselves though contractual measures.

Should other states follow suit, roofing contractors across the country will need to overhaul safety protocols and employment practices to comply with COVID-19 workplace safety rules.

It’s important to watch market trends, particularly during times like these when the market slows. This can help you make informed decisions of your own for investments, purchases, and other industry-related projects.

Federal stimulus dollars are geared to help, but roofing contractors need to know the tax implications of accepting benefits.

Experts from Cotney Construction Law break down what roofing contractors need to know about new leave laws implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic.

John Brock of Cotney Construction Law breaks down what roofing contractors need to know about new OSHA guidelines regarding COVID-19 reporting.

The federal government’s emergency response to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic has a number of employment-related provisions that will have a direct impact on the roofing industry.