Articles Tagged with ''compensation''

Compensation

Firms Respond to UK Gender Pay Gap Report

Peter Reina

Debra K. Rubin

April 19, 2018

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Some say first-of-a-kind report on pay and bonus trends may be simplistic, but others see it as a wakeup call for needed action on women in construction.

Compensation

UK Survey: Wide Gender Disparity in Industry Pay

Peter Reina

April 5, 2018

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U.K. companies in all sectors publicly filed the compensation data in compliance with a new law.

Orlando Contractor Faces 60 Years for Workers'-Comp Fraud

November 15, 2017

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The owner of an Orlando-based construction company faces up to 60 years in prison for workers’-compensation fraud involving underreporting the firm’s payroll by more than $6 million, the state Dept. of Financial Services reported recently.

2Q Cost Report

Field Staffers Earn Top Dollar

Bruce Buckley

July 5, 2017

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With high demand nationwide for talent in major metro areas—as well as in many secondary and tertiary markets—construction salary gains continue a steady rise.

Insurance

Florida Businesses Want Workers' Compensation Changes

Successful 2016 court challenges increased disability payouts and premiums

March 8, 2017

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'Rate stabilization' is goal as state lawmakers begin legislative session.

Construction Insurance

Rulings to Send Florida Workers' Compensation Rates Up

Two court decisions spell increases in costs

Thomas F. Armistead

July 27, 2016

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Florida employers are bracing for increases as high as 20% in their workers’ compensation premium rates as a result of two recent decisions handed down by the Florida Supreme Court.

Construction Insurance

The Overlooked Nevada Rule In an Arena Project Lawsuit

The allegation involves Aon and a workers' compensation cap

Scott Van Voorhis

July 27, 2016

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When crunching the numbers on the construction wrap-up program for the T-Mobile Arena project outside Las Vegas, insurance broker Aon Risk Services South allegedly failed to take into account a Nevada workers’ compensation rule, one of many intricate features of the state’s workers’ compensation regulations.

Improved Markets Equal Higher Executive Compensation

Bruce Buckley

March 23, 2016

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Construction executives continue to see steady compensation increases following an improved 2015 construction market.

Trial to Start Over Deadly Texas Construction Accident

Lawsuit by family raises issues of construction worker safety and 100% tie off

Scott Van Voorhis

March 21, 2016

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The family of Jose Dario Suarez seeks damages from companies involved in the Baylor University project.

Report: Construction Workers Use Most Opioid Painkillers

Johanna Knapschaefer

January 5, 2016

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Spending on these prescription painkillers is 5% to 10% higher in construction than in all other industries combined, according to insurer CNA.

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Articles Tagged with ''compensation''

Firms Respond to UK Gender Pay Gap Report

UK Survey: Wide Gender Disparity in Industry Pay

Orlando Contractor Faces 60 Years for Workers'-Comp Fraud

Field Staffers Earn Top Dollar

Florida Businesses Want Workers' Compensation Changes

Rulings to Send Florida Workers' Compensation Rates Up

The Overlooked Nevada Rule In an Arena Project Lawsuit

Improved Markets Equal Higher Executive Compensation

Trial to Start Over Deadly Texas Construction Accident

Report: Construction Workers Use Most Opioid Painkillers

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