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Along with financial help to cope with COVID-19 impacts, North American industry firms need HR staffs to untie all the strings attached

With COVID-19 likely to influence the business environment for the foreseeable future, contractors can look to lessons from the great recession for guidance

After sitting idle for approximately six weeks, nonessential construction sites across Pennsylvania are gearing up to resume work on May 1.

Turner Construction Co. and the architect for the first KidZania children’s amusement center in the U.S., which opened in Frisco, Texas, in November, claim in liens filed early this year that the company owes them more than $8 million.

With COVID-19 economic slowdowns, and the resulting drop in demand for oil, gas and electricity, the outlook for traditional energy sector growth and capital investment is dim, if not outright grim.

Boston city officials put into action new safety mandates in the wake of the deadly coronavirus epidemic.

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D) released safety guidelines on April 23 for construction crews to follow when they are allowed to return to work on May 1.