Last February, I attended the Building and Construction Trades Council’s annual conference, where I networked with hundreds of workers attached in one way or another with organized construction labor....
On September 27, 2024, the Long Island Contractors’ Association hosted its annual legislative breakfast at the Hilton Long Island Hotel in Melville, New York....
The year 1956 would prove to be quite consequential when two seemingly innocuous events occurred: the Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence...
The behavioral health crisis facing construction is intimidating—the industry has the highest rate of overdose deaths and the second-highest rate of suicides compared to...
While hardhats and safety helmets protect heavy construction personnel from head injuries, they don’t shield workers from anxiety, depression, and other mental health challenges...
The construction industry has long been a symbol of resilience, innovation, and hard work, known for achieving the seemingly impossible. Yet, behind the machinery...
Last February, I attended the Building and Construction Trades Council’s annual conference, where I networked with hundreds of workers attached in one way or...
Election years are never boring, especially during presidential years. Especially when Donald Trump is running. Yet this year, with a catastrophic debate performance by...
This year marks thirty years since the first section of the Long Island Expressway’s High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes opened. Since then, we have seen...
By CEO of NICE Bus, Jack Khzouz
Running one of the largest suburban public bus systems in North America, NICE Bus (Nassau Inter-County Express) continues...
By Jaime Franchi
It's the early 1990s in Queens, NY. Jamaica railway station, where ten branches converge into one location, is teeming with commuters, coming...
By Kevin Law, Executive Vice President, Partner at TriTec
Transit-oriented development (TOD) is crucial in reshaping Long Island's infrastructure and economy, and TRITEC Real Estate...
By Kevin Conlon, CLU, CLTC, Financial Advisor at Charter Oak Financial
In the heavy highway and heavy civil industries, attracting and retaining skilled professionals is...
By Marc Herbst
After building the region’s most significant transit improvements in the last century, the Long Island heavy construction industry refuses to rest on...
By Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio
What Albany Could Learn from Construction Unions
In the long drive from Long Island to the State Capitol, I have often thought...