Hiring any new employee for your small business is hard. Hiring good construction workers is an even tougher job. But you can work smarter by looking for your new employees in the right places. When you need to hire construction workers, it’s not enough to simply post on a general job board. You can up the…
Work flexibility is consistently cited as a post-pandemic trend, and many employers are introducing hybrid work models in their plans. A hybrid workplace is a flexible model designed to support a workforce of both on-site and remote employees. In some arrangements, employees are on-site on set days. In other cases, employees may be able to…
Recruiting has never been simple, and the COVID-19 pandemic is complicating matters even more. In this rapidly changing landscape, employers need to adapt if they want to attract and retain quality talent. To better prepare for this task, here are some recruiting practice trends employers should monitor in 2021. 1. Looking Inward for Talent Recruiting…
Employees in construction take great pride in their specific job fields, and the skills for those demanding jobs become a lifestyle. But life has thrown everyone around the world a curve ball no one was trained for. The construction industry’s strength and consistency onsite don’t make the stresses at home any easier. Employees’ trained eyes…
During Any Stressful Time, Be Sure To Let Team Members And Clients Know “We’ve Got Your Back.” We’re in this together, and we are in this differently. Together, we transitioned to a remote work environment and began communicating via the cloud, tapping into video tools like Zoom. Together, we maintained a culture of caring, recognizing…
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies across the globe have been working to develop a COVID-19 vaccine. As the pandemic continues on and vaccine clinical trials progress, there may be a possibility of a COVID-19 vaccine being approved for use in the foreseeable future. The prospect of a vaccine is exciting to most,…
As many organizations are adapting to newly remote teams, leaders are challenged with addressing the challenges of the remote environment. Remote work remains a relevant topic for employers, and it will continue post-coronavirus. Many managers find themselves tasked with effectively leading remote employees and helping their teams adapt to the virtual workplace. Challenges of…
Workers’ Compensation Insurance In instances where an employee believes they contracted COVID-19 at work, a number of workers’ compensation considerations come into play. As with many topics in workers’ compensation, the answer is, “it depends”—the specific facts of a claim, as well as jurisdictional statues, determine compensability. As the situation in the United States evolves,…
As We Change And Grow, We Stay Focused On Building A Culture That Allows For Work-Life Balance And Puts Service Before Self. Work-life balance is an ongoing conversation at Deeley Insurance Group, but it’s more than talk. “Bring Your Whole Self” is one of our core values because we recognize employees have both a professional…
Promoting a safe workforce can begin long before new construction workers arrive for their first day on the job site. Having a formal hiring and onboarding process can help ensure that employees are properly trained to perform their required duties safely. Travelers offers ways that construction companies can hire and onboard construction workers into a…
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