Prevailing Wage Essentials

Nov
06

Prevailing Wage Essentials

Prevailing wage in construction is complicated due to variations in wage rates across different regions and the diverse scope of construction projects. Understanding prevailing wage is crucial to ensuring your company is not at risk of non-compliance.  With the right resources and software, you will emerge equipped with the knowledge to ensure your construction projects […]

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Jun
04

Advanced Construction Accounting: Strategies for Financial Success

Unlock the secrets to financial success in construction with our exclusive webinar on advanced construction accounting strategies. Whether you’re looking to optimize job costing and work in progress, master cash flow management, or ensure compliance, this session will provide you with tools and techniques to stay ahead of the curve. Don’t miss out on actionable […]

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Nov
04

AI and Automation in the Construction Industry

Artificial intelligence and automation are transforming the construction industry, offering groundbreaking solutions for efficiency, project success and decision-making. This webinar will explain how top firms embrace AI and automation and what this means for their future. Whether you’re just starting to use AI and automation or looking to expand on your firm’s edge, this session is […]

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May
20

Managing Construction Payroll Complexities

There are several variables related to construction labor that make payroll more complex than most industries. The rules for payroll can vary not only per construction business, but per job within each company. Most of those variables have a direct impact on a contractor’s ability to remain compliant. Contractors that are disciplined and documented in […]

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Apr
22

Unlocking Profit Potential: A Masterclass in Construction Work in Progress

This webinar will provide a comprehensive deep dive into work-in-progress reporting for construction firms, led by John Meibers, vice president and general manager of Deltek ComputerEase. It begins by defining WIP as the value of work completed and outlines the five essential data points required to calculate it: sales price, estimated total cost, costs-to-date, billed-to-date […]

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