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If your employees were laid off due to the public health emergency, you should complete the Relief of Charging Due To Public Health Emergency Form to prevent those benefits from being charged to [...]

While many contractors reported that they sustained project interruptions during the second quarter—the worst economic quarter on record—the nation’s nonresidential construction sector was still [...]

Unfortunately, Speaker Pelosi has kept the House in recess for much of the time since I was sworn in, and that has really limited our ability to get things done. When we have convened for short [...]

Contractors and owners may find themselves facing formal dispute resolution proceedings, which may include mediation and arbitration. For some, it may be their first time. In the author’s [...]

ABC of Wisconsin is being recognized for stellar grassroots efforts among its peer chapters. The chapter received a bronze medal from Associated Builders and Contractors in Washington, D.C. this [...]

The government has provided safe harbor in extraordinary times before. Either the state or federal government should act quickly and pass these temporary, targeted measures intended to protect [...]

In late 2019, the Republican-dominated NLRB published new rules that substantially eased the burden on employers.  The rules removed the requirement that elections be held as soon as practicable [...]

“Secretary-designee Crim’s previously publicly-stated goal to ABC members was to have commercial plans reviewed in 4-6 weeks. The problem with the report using an ‘average’ is that an equal [...]

The Trump Administration issued a final rule to modernize and accelerate environmental reviews under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The White House anticipates the new rule will [...]

The Milwaukee ordinance requires masks be worn anytime an individual, 3 years of age or older, is in a building open to the public or in any public space within six feet of another person who is [...]