Workers’ Compensation: Return-to-Work Strategies and Fraud Red Flags
Determining when workers’ compensation ends and how to get employees back to work after an injury safely can be a long process.
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Certified Payroll Reporting: What Contractors Need to Know for 2026
Contractors across New York State are facing a major compliance update in 2026—new certified payroll reporting rules are now in effect, and understanding them is essential to keep your projects moving.
The Dangers of Hypothermia on Construction Worksites
Hypothermia commonly occurs during the winter and in cool, damp conditions. On construction sites, where workers are exposed to the elements for extended periods, the risk is of hypothermia is especially high.
Take Five: Falls From Heights
Falls from heights can cause serious and even fatal injuries. Learn about the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s fall protection standards and the steps you must take to protect your workers.
New York Construction CPAP
The New York State Department of Financial Services has approved a redesign of the Classification Premium Adjustment Program (CPAP) to improve fairness, accuracy, and participation.
Don’t Let Hackers Delay Your Projects
Cyberattacks threaten your business operations, revenue stream, intellectual property, client data and reputation. Protect your company from digital hazards.
Take Five: Ladder Safety (Supervisors)
Portable ladders come in various shapes, sizes and weight limits. These range from A-frame and extension ladders to step and mobile stair ladders. Some come with handrails, while others do not have any built-in fall protection. Ladders may also be made of various materials, including wood, fiberglass and metal.
How to Ensure Timely Completion of Construction Projects: Strategies, Bonds, and Accountability
In the construction industry, delivering projects on time is more than a goal—it’s a necessity. Timely completion not only ensures client satisfaction but also protects contractors from financial penalties and reputational damage.
Top 8 Questions and Answers About Inland Marine Insurance
“Inland marine” could win the title for most misleading insurance term. Even if you’re entirely landlocked with no water for miles around, you might still need inland marine insurance. Inland marine insurance protects items that move around in some way, even if no water is involved. Here are the answers to some common questions about inland marine insurance:
New York Construction Classification Premium Adjustment Program
The New York State Department of Financial Services has approved a redesign of the CPAP to improve fairness, accuracy, and participation. These updates affect all eligible construction policies with effective dates on or after October 1, 2025.