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Glass and Glazing Companies Weigh in on Supreme Court Decision Regarding Vaccine Mandate
Some companies and organizations in the glass and fenestration industry may have breathed a collective sigh of relief yesterday when the Supreme Court ruled to block an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) rule mandating businesses with at least 100 … Continue reading
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Tagged court, COVID, Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA), glass and glazing, SCOTUS, vaccines, YKK
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Andersen Invests in Transparent Solar Technology Developer
Andersen Corp. announced a strategic investment in Ubiquitous Energy, a developer of photovoltaic technology that converts light into electricity using semiconductor materials while maintaining visible transparency. Jay Lund, chairman and CEO of Andersen Corporation calls it “revolutionary and represents a … Continue reading
Experts Discuss Future of Supply Chain Landscape
With supply chain challenges not looking to end anytime soon, particularly as worker shortages continue, experts gathered online recently with some tips on how companies can find long-term solutions. However, labor isn’t the only issue. Robert Handfield, professor of supply … Continue reading
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Tagged Biden, COVID-19, glass, glazing, governemnt, import, industry, infrastructure, labor, supply chain
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Preventing Against Cyber Attacks: Are You Doing Enough?
“Most organizations don’t think about [cyber] security enough,” says Ted Harrington, executive partner, Independent Security Evaluators. “Maybe, companies think about it annually. You need to think about it more often than that.” This was part of Harrington’s session on protecting … Continue reading
Construction Outlook: No Good News for Labor, Shift in Office Construction
Annual predictions surrounding overall construction activity always include a mix of good and bad news. Perhaps the institutional segment is strong, while office construction is stagnant. Often, economists would point to the future, even a year or two out, and … Continue reading
