Finding toxic waste or hazardous materials isn’t the only disturbing thing you might find as you dig into a construction site. In many parts of the country, people start work on a construction project only to learn that it was a sacred burial ground long ago. There may be laws you have to follow when … Read more
It’s so hard to do the right thing when you’re surrounded by people who don’t. You go to the effort of studying and taking the time to get your license so you can operate honorably. Then you see unlicensed contractors driving through neighborhoods and business districts, offering services to people who might be your customers. … Read more
If you’re accustomed to working in the private sector, you may think that businesses get to set the wages they pay their employees, with few limitations. For the public sector and a wide variety of public works projects, prevailing wage laws are the order of the day. This regulation dictates how much you have to … Read more
These days, independent contractors are a popular hiring approach for all kinds of businesses. Companies like Uber rely largely on staff with no benefits and little rights within the company. With the recent passage of California’s AB 5 law, the way an independent contractor works in the state is about to change. Here’s what you … Read more
Important Bulletin from the CSLB: Appeals often look like official government correspondence
Construction resumes at California Valley Solar Ranch
CSLS rolls out new Solar PV Technical Sales Class. First class get rave reviews.
Undercover operation targets illegal operators in Orange County
Builder confidence in the 55+ housing market was markedly more upbeat in the first quarter of 2011 for apartment production and demand. The expected demand index for 55+ multifamily rental units rose 10 points, to 44, from a year earlier.
The company is including a host of eco-friendly features, such as electric vehicle charging stations and water-saving showerheads, in its Primera Terra residential development in Playa Vista.