Zachary Phillips is a journalist specializing in the construction industry. With a focus on providing news and insights for professionals in the field, Zachary's work has been featured in publications such as Smart Cities Dive. His articles cover a wide range of topics including industry trends, major projects, legal issues, and workforce development.
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Zachary Phillips focuses on the construction industry, particularly announcements and legal policy regulations. He frequently covers press releases, cites data, and government announcements regarding building projects and workforce development.
If you have insights into newsworthy developments in the construction industry or can provide expert commentary on legal or regulatory changes impacting construction projects, Zachary Phillips may be receptive to your pitches. Additionally, if you have access to exclusive data related to building projects or workforce trends that could inform his coverage, it might pique his interest.
As he does not specify a geographic focus but covers diverse topics within the business & industry sector with an emphasis on engineering and human resources & employment issues related to construction, consider tailoring your pitch based on its relevance to these areas rather than a specific location.
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In light of potential deportation actions, lawyers recommend internal I-9 audits to ensure the work authorization status of employees.
The number of workers that contractors hired in October dropped, as did the number they laid off.
By: Zachary Phillips
Mechanical contractors on the West Coast developed an “easy button” that other builders and unions can duplicate for their own educational programs.
By: Zachary Phillips
The right contract language can help GCs ensure that subcontractors are compliant with worker authorization rules, lawyers say.
A Seattle-area summer camp created to introduce teens to the construction trades was designed so others could easily duplicate the model elsewhere.
By: Zachary Phillips, Alex Wong
To meet the need for construction workers, about half of high school graduates in the U.S. would have to pursue the trades, according to a Rand report.
By: Zachary Phillips
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The rule, effective Jan. 13, will require employers to provide properly fitting equipment to their workers.
The project will improve Terminal E, including the creation of a 5,000-space parking garage.
About one in five U.S. workplace deaths occurred in construction in 2023, per newly released Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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