Tag: Stay
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How to Stay Safe and Secure While Betting on Crypto Casinos
Crypto casinos promise fast deposits, private transactions, and unique games that traditional platforms rarely match. However, the same features that make them exciting also expose players to scams, data theft, and unfair play. To stay safe and secure while betting at crypto casinos, a person must choose licensed platforms, protect their personal wallets, and follow…
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How Government Shutdowns Disrupt Public Construction — and How Contractors Can Stay Resilient
The government shutdown last month caused headaches for industries across the board. But public construction projects are hit especially hard, even in the aftermath. Why? These projects depend heavily on government decisions for the funding and approvals that keep them moving. When Washington, DC, faces political gridlock, it can freeze entire projects for weeks or…
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Practical Ways to Stay Ahead of Everyday Wear and Tear
Life in Hanover, MA, brings steady exposure to damp weather and seasonal changes. Local residents often deal with moisture, aging materials, and general wear that grows when people don’t watch for early signs. Many folks in the area look for guidance when conditions take a toll on their living areas, especially during long stretches of…
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Moving beyond the spreadsheet struggle: How builders can stay on track
You know that spreadsheets run the show on almost every construction jobsite. Teams use them to manage schedules, RFIs, safety logs and pay apps. All the files get passed around by email or saved on someone’s computer/laptop, and updated whenever there’s time. For years, that worked well enough. But today’s projects are bigger, faster and…
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Why decluttering could help your home stay warm and dry
While I’m all for the aesthetics of a neat and tidy home, it’s easy to fall into the trap of surrounding yourself with more of everything, particularly during the winter months. Blankets, cushions, books for reading by the fire and overflowing wardrobes stuffed with woolly jumpers are all part of our semi-hibernation mode. But, and…
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Council lets garden office stay, but under strict conditions
A Monmouth couple has been told to install a privacy fence after neighbours complained their “luxury shed” was too large and intrusive. Llinos Ndlovu and her husband built the glass-fronted garden room and decking at the end of their home without planning permission in 2023. Monmouthshire County Council has now approved the structure retrospectively, but…
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Council lets garden office stay, but under strict conditions
A Monmouth couple has been told to install a privacy fence after neighbours complained their “luxury shed” was too large and intrusive. Llinos Ndlovu and her husband built the glass-fronted garden room and decking at the end of their home without planning permission in 2023. Monmouthshire County Council has now approved the structure retrospectively, but…
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Four Challenges Facing Construction in 2025 — and How Equipment Leasing Helps Contractors Stay Competitive
The construction industry is being stressed from many sides, but it has strong fundamentals and performed well in 2024. What challenges and opportunities do the industry face, and how are construction firms dealing with them? Here, we break down some of the challenges and explain how equipment leasing and financing is helping construction companies better…
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September Office Report: Occupancy Rates Stay Low
As hybrid work options seem to have become an expectation in much of the corporate world, office properties continue to experience low physical occupancy levels. The pain from this new reality will not be felt equally across markets however, as New York City is seeing the most leasing activity and highest demand of the last…
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California PAGA Reform: How Employers Can Stay Compliant With Meal and Rest Break Laws
California is well-known for having some of the most rigorous labor requirements in the United States, especially concerning employee meal and rest breaks. These regulations have been in place for over two decades, but recent legislative changes raise the stakes for non-compliance. As of July 1, 2024, California reformed its Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA),…