How to Ask for a Price Increase
With rising payroll costs many contactors need to raise pricing, but fear the contract being put out to bid. Fortunately, there are steps building service contractors can take to prepare […]
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With rising payroll costs many contactors need to raise pricing, but fear the contract being put out to bid. Fortunately, there are steps building service contractors can take to prepare […]
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The Wall Street Journal recently published an article on the lack of movement in employees returning to the office as remote work remains a popular option, even as a number […]
The New York Times recently published an article on the problems companies are facing in setting a return-to-office (RTO) date. Building security firm, Kastle Systems, reported office occupancy rose in […]
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Commercial real estate and retail have taken the brunt of the blow from COVID-19. No one really knows how, or if, those facilities are going to rebound. One thing is […]
The U.S. government has announced a broad plan to increase Covid-19 vaccination rates in the U.S. as cases plateau at a high number, pressuring private employers to immunize their workforce, […]
More than 8 million people now have no unemployment compensation at all, while another 2.7 million lost the $300 federal weekly boost but will continue receiving state payments. They join […]
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