Walls & Ceilings 'If Walls Could Talk'
In this last installment on our series on Fraud, Kyle Rea of Adams & Reese reviews a case study of a contractor in Texas. This contractor’s hard drive was hacked and ultimately the company raced to come up with a solution for the ransom the hackers demanded. How did it end? Rea outlines this horrific story in detail and outlines some practical advice for contractors that experience such a situation.
Non-compete clauses are already one of the highest litigated areas in employment law, and it could be getting busier. The Federal Trade Commission is considering a new rule that would ban companies from issuing non-compete agreements with their employees. The impact for business owners could be profound, said W&C Legal Insights Expert Trent Cotney, of Adams and Reese.
Social media can be an important tool in a company’s image. Anna Anderson, CEO of Art Unlimited, shares some advice for contractors to incorporate into their LinkedIn activity. Her advice touches on how much to post, what to post and more in her discussion with W&C Publisher Jill Bloom.
Welcome to this podcast of If Walls Can Talk. Kyle Rea, of Adams & Reese, chats with us about fraud. Today we’re going to talk about the importance of having an Accounts Receivable Team or Accountant to help avoid fraud.Episode 104: Walls & Ceilings’ Contractor of 2022: Alliance Partition Systems
Duration: 21:00
12-02-2022
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Walls & Ceilings magazine has selected its Contractor of 2022, Washington-based Alliance Partition Systems. This year’s winner was chosen by a panel consisting of W&C’s publisher, editorial staff and editorial advisory board. The goal of the award is to honor a contractor that employs the best industry practices, provides a good working atmosphere for employees and excels at both quality workmanship and customer service.Episode 103: Responding to EPA’s Consent Decree on CBD 2014 RCRA Petition
Duration: 18:00
11-11-2022
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Ned Monroe, President and CEO of the Vinyl Institute, sat down with WC to talk about the Vinyl Institute’s petition to the potential EPA ruling on regulating PVC as a hazardous waste. Listen in as Ned discusses the background of the EPA's potential ruling and what this means for businesses in the construction industry if they rule PVC as hazardous waste.