The Canadian government’s planned investments in infrastructure are expected to support the growth of Canada’s construction industry. Under the “Investing in Canada Plan.” the government plans to invest a total of U.S. $139 billion in key infrastructure sectors through 2028.
United Rentals Trained more than 90,000 workers in trench safety operations since initial Trench Safety Stand Sown in 2016.
President’s Trump’s immigration reform proposal could help address significant workforce shortages affecting the construction industry, continues discussion on ways to address broader immigration challenges.
Manufacturers Wilsonart Engineered Surfaces and Hyundai L&C U.S.A.form joint venture, and the pair team up for ribbon cutting ceremony at new Texas facility.
“Joining the LP50 provides Legrand with the opportunity to collaborate and share resources with other companies seeking to drive the product sustainability movement,” stated Susan Rochford, vice president of sustainability, energy efficiency and public policy, Legrand, North and Central America.
The new law, which passed with 98% of the vote, classifies wage theft of over $2,000 as a felony. Previously, wage theft of any amount in Colorado was a misdemeanor.
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luor Corporation announced today that its board of directors has confirmed the appointment of Carlos M. Hernandez as chief executive officer (CEO) and named him a member of the board of the company. Hernandez was named as Fluor’s interim CEO on May 1, 2019, in line with the company’s established succession plan following David T. Seaton stepping down. The board of directors also named John R. Reynolds as the new chief legal officer (CLO) of Fluor.
Today, President Trump announced that his administration is delaying implementation of Section 232 tariffs on automobiles and auto parts for 6 months.
AEM President Dennis Slater issued the following statement after the Trump administration announced it was delaying the implementation of Section 232 tariffs on automobiles and auto-parts for 6 months: