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How to Coach and Develop New Roofing Employees

New recruits are your future, so protect your future by planning for their success.

October 18, 2019

New recruits are your future, so protect your future by planning for their success. A little common sense and structured effort can make the training process much easier.

Roofing Workplace Safety: Employee Disputes

Depending on the situation, the employer may need to do more than simply smooth out workplace disputes.

Richard Alaniz

October 11, 2019

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Workplace disputes can range from simple verbal arguments to the extreme of workplace violence. Depending on the situation, the employer may need to do more than simply smooth out conflicts.

Polyglass’ Velociflex High Wind-Resistant Roofing System

October 9, 2019

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Polyglass announces the new Velociflex, a roof assembly system that can withstand high-speed winds up to 270 pounds per square foot.

Mad About Metal: Metal Roofing HeadQuarters Excels in Residential Metal Roofing

Stefan and Jonathan Boyer carve out a niche in a growing aspect of residential roofing

Art Aisner

October 7, 2019

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These roofing contractors are mad about metal.

Best of Success 2019: Broadcast Live Sessions from Miami

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Chris Gray

September 26, 2019

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If you couldn't make it to Best of Success 2019, or want a recap of the presentations, register for our free Broadcast Live program to view on-demand video sessions.

Contesting Unemployment Benefits Claims for Roofing Contractors

The fewer successful unemployment claims the employer has, the lower the tax rate. However, contesting every claim may not necessarily be the best strategy.

Richard Alaniz

September 20, 2019

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The goal of almost every employer is to maximize profits by reducing operating costs whenever and wherever possible.

Massachusetts Lawmakers Examining Bills to Mandate Solar Roofs on New Homes and Buildings

Chris Gray

September 18, 2019

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Should two joint bills receive approval, the state will become the second to require that new residential and commercial buildings have solar systems installed on roofs.