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All Good Things – Even Free Registrations – Must Come to an End (Eventually)
One of the many great benefits of being a USGlass, USGNN™, [DWM] or Architect’s Guide to Glass and Metal magazine subscriber — or member of the Long Island Glass Association — is a FREE full registration to Glass Expo Northeast™ … Continue reading
Nonresidential Glazing Activity Down in July
Nonresidential glass- and glazing-related construction spending was down again in July compared to a year ago. Activity fell by just over 6% year-over-year on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, according to Key Media & Research (KMR), a leading information provider … Continue reading
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Tagged glass-related construction activity, key media and research, kmr, USGlass, USGNN
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Why Some Technologies Could Leave You and Your Employees Feeling Exhausted
If amid COVID-19 your company has found ways to continue operating through video conferencing, but at the end of the day you find yourself feeling a little extra tired, there’s a good explanation for this. Unfortunately, there’s also nothing you … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID, glass and glazing, glass news, technology, USGlass, vaccines, wfh, Zoom
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Justices Turn Away Ironworkers’ Strike Limit Challenge
On May 24, the Supreme Court declined to review a petition by an Ironworker local which asserted that a federal labor law provision bars protesting unions from inviting neutral workers to join violates the First Amendment. The case was heard … Continue reading
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Tagged first amendment, glass and glazing, glass industry, glass news, Ironworkers, protests, SCOTUS, supreme court, unions, USGlass
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