In Wisconsin, most worker compensation cases settle. Understand that employees may have six or 12 years, or an unlimited time to bring a claim, depending on the type of injury ...
The construction industry is, at heart, a family industry. This is hardly a profound statement. The vast majority of businesses in the U.S. could be described as family businesses — but the fact [...]
Despite record low unemployment, you finally hired one – a diamond in the ruff. After a 16-hour shift on-the-road, his only question at the end of the day was, “What’s next?” Things are going so [...]
Measure twice, cut once. The most unused tool for most contractors is their accounting system. There are few tools that can help either make more money – or help you to lose it all – more than [...]
Measure twice, cut once. The most unused tool for most contractors is their accounting system. There are few tools that can help either make more money – or help you to lose it all – more than [...]
Posts on the Wisconsin Contractor Blog were read more than 48,500 times in 2018, according to a review of website statistics by ABC of Wisconsin. Throughout the year, ABC of Wisconsin uses the [...]
“This is not your father’s economy.” That’s the message you will hear from Dennis K. Winters, chief economist with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. Winters presented the latest [...]
The construction industry relies on the strength of its workers -- not the physical strength -- but strength of character. Employers need engaged employees who put in an honest day’s effort every day.
"It could be as early as tomorrow, or it could be three weeks from now, but it's coming." This is the message from Matt Maroney, Director of Strategic Economic Development, with the Wisconsin [...]
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was signed into law on December 22, 2017 and it offers substantial changes in the U.S. tax law for both businesses and individuals. Provisions for C-Corporations are [...]
