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CONSTRUCTION LAW MUSINGS
MARCH 16, 2012
Guest Posting and Guidelines
While these offers are generous and most likely well meaning, the increase in their numbers has led me to feel the need for a set of guidelines (albeit a loose set).  So, without further ado, here are my guidelines: If you are not specifically asked to post or offered the opportunity by me, please contact me to introduce yourself first.  What are your thoughts on the guidelines? 
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HTRC
DECEMBER 9, 2010
Recovery through Retrofit: The Workforce Guidelines
« Predictive Maintenance: For work and home Safety Sunday: Five Quick Christmas Tree Safety Tips » Recovery through Retrofit: The Workforce Guidelines By SLS | Published: December 10, 2010 While I was originally planning to do a Clif Notes version of the Workforce Guidelines, that idea was looking less & less likely after hitting two pages of notes.
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HTRC
JULY 12, 2011
The National Retrofit Workforce Guidelines: Round 2 (Section 5 Air Sealing)
As listed in the first article in this series, many industry experts were asked to perform a technical review of the updated Workforce Guidelines. As we had also mentioned before, while we wanted to create a Clif Notes version when we reviewed the original one, we had some technical issues, so with this new draft, Read more. Goverment Programs Recovery thru Retrofit Retrofit
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HTRC
JULY 13, 2011
The National Retrofit Workforce Guidelines: Round 2 (Section 6 aka Heating & AC)
As listed in the first article in this series, many industry experts were asked to perform a technical review of the updated Workforce Guidelines and we are combining both the review & a Clif Notes version of the standards together. Now I must state that while I am knowledgeable about this topic, this is my Read more. General Articles Recovery thru Retrofit Retrofit
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TRADESMEN INSIGHTS
JULY 29, 2010
Have You Got a Social Media Policy?
Since anyone can be a spokesperson on social media, your company should have established guidelines that outline rules for online engagement. If you’re a smaller one, you still need guidelines, but maybe not to the extreme of larger companies. Or you can look to associations like the PRSA or HR sites to give you guidelines. Another option is developing your own set of guidelines. The key when developing guidelines is to borrow from the best and adapt them to your company. The first question is where to begin. In reality, you’ll probably do both.
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HTRC
JULY 9, 2011
The National Retrofit Workforce Guidelines: Round 2 (Section 1- 3)
Department of Energy (DOE) developed a draft Workforce Guidelines for Home Energy Upgrades with the goal to foster the growth of a high-quality home energy efficiency industry and Read more. Per an email received from Steve Baden of RESNET & I posted on the Best Practices (Residential) group on Home Energy Pro’s presented by LBL… The U.S.
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