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City Council approves controversial construction safety bill
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Christian Brazil Bautista 0 Likes 0 Comments Print The New York City Council has unanimously approved a bill that would mandate at least 40 hours of training
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City Council set to vote on construction safety bill
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Dec 19, 2017 • 0 • 0
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NYC in midst of office building boom
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REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print New York City is in the midst of its biggest office construction building boom in three decades, according to a New York Building
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REBNY offers city proposal to increase construction safety
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Jan 9, 2018 • 0 • 0
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REBNY releases own construction safety plan to oppose City Council bill
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Christian Brazil Bautista 0 Likes 0 Comments Print The Real Estate Board of New York is going beyond passively condemning a union-backed City Council bill
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Report: Construction wages highest in a decade
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REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print New York City construction industry employment rose for the fifth consecutive year in 2016, surpassing 140,000 for the first
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Non-union construction pushing into commercial real estate
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Jan 9, 2018 • 0 • 0
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Apprentice programs promote craft training, not safety training
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REW 0 Likes 2 Comments Print Last week, the New York City Council’s Committee on Housing and Buildings held a hearing on the Construction Safety Act–a
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Construction workers protest City Council site safety bills
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Dec 12, 2017 • 1 • 0
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Latest worker death prompts fresh safety call
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Linda Barr O’Flanagan 0 Likes 0 Comments Print A 43-year-old construction worker was killed in an accident at a Brooklyn hotel site last week.
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NYC hospitals to spend $6.3B in construction over next two years
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REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print New York City’s hospitals are expected to invest $6.3 billion on construction projects over the next two years, according
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Report: Institutional construction spending at $4.6B, highest since 2009
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REW 0 Likes 0 Comments Print Schools and hospitals led a $4.6 billion construction spending spree in New York City last year. According to a new report