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Equipment Finance Industry Monthly Confidence Increase Reflects Increasing Optimism
Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation
The Monthly Confidence Index for the Equipment Finance Industry is up 2.7 points from April despite concerns over the economy and federal policies
The majority of survey respondents believe business conditions will remain the same or improve over the next four months; only 3.2% believe conditions will worsen.
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Construction Jobs Data Shows Uneven Signs of Employment Growth
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Construction demand appears to be slackening amid federal construction spending cuts and relatively weak private sector demand
Infrastructure
What Contractors Need to Know About CNG and LNG
What are the pros and cons of natural gas and how do they affect engine performance
CNG works well for centrailized fleets that can be refueled overnight, such as these refuse trucks in Livermore, CA, being refueled.
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Free Webinar on OSHA's New Hazard Communication Requirements
The July 25 event is designed to answer some of the most common questions OSHA has received in the first year of Hazard Communication 2012 implementation
Osha Hazard Pictograms
Infrastructure
Ford F-650 Propane Autogas Systems
ROUSH CleanTech
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US Appeals Court Invalidates NLRB Poster Rule
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
Three-judge panel strikes down rule on grounds that the National Labor Relations Board overstepped its authority under law
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Spec Sheet: Thunder Creek Service & Lube Trailer
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US Construction Industry Loses 6,000 Jobs in April
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. (ABC)
Even though the unemployment rate dropped to 13.2% in April, the construction industry has only added about 1.7% of jobs year over year
The nonresidential building sector lost 4,800 jobs for the month while the residential building sector added 6,200 jobs in April.
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It's Time to Play or Pay
The Shared Responsibility Mandate applies to “large” employers. This is defined to mean all private or public employers with 50 or more full-time employees.
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ASA Revises Popular Subcontractor Bid Proposal to Deter ‘Bid Shopping’
American Subcontractors Association (ASA)
New language restricts the subcontractor's client from sharing bids or bid information with competing subcontractors
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Webinar: New I-9 Form - What You Need to Know
Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)
Avoid the pitfalls and stay compliant when the new required I-9 form goes into effect on May 7, 2013
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OSHA Launches Initiative to Protect Temporary Workers from Workplace Hazards
Field inspectors will begin assessing whether employers who use temporary workers offer required safety and health training
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