Prepare Your Construction Business for an Economic Slowdown
The upcoming winter season may not be the only reason you’re seeing a decline in new construction projects. Economists are predicting a nation-wide economic downturn in the new year. Just last month, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell announced the Fed was dropping U.S. borrowing rates by another quarter of a
Continued Growth Ahead for Midwest Construction Companies
Continued growth is forecast for construction companies across the Midwest in 2019. New hospital, manufacturing, retail and lodging, highway, public infrastructure and school construction is expected to expand. The continued demand comes against the backdrop of a shrinking labor pool which have left many wondering how to cope with the
Strong Construction Market Continues to Challenge Companies
The continued strong demand for construction services and the high number of new projects being started has opened the door of opportunity for many companies. The chance to bid and work on multiple large projects has been welcome by business owners. While the skylines of many Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky
2019 ERISA Deadlines Plan Administrators Should Know About
As we move into 2019, there are important deadlines for plan administrators to note on ERISA compliance items. These items and deadlines are listed below: Please keep these important ERISA items and deadlines to ensure compliance throughout 2019. If you have any questions please contact me via email here,
Big Data = Big Challenges for Construction Companies
Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and with it comes many changes and opportunities. In the last few years alone, construction companies have integrated new technologies into the workflow to reduce inefficiencies and streamline processes. The integration of tools such as drones, Building Information Modeling (BIM), virtual reality and