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Discrimination In The Hiring Process

Looking to place an ad or job posting for a new employee? Did you know employers can be liable to all applicants whether the applicant is even given an interview? Job applicants have legal rights [READ MORE]

In The Spotlight

Ferguson Kitchen Bath & Lighting receives national recognition. The women who make up the Ferguson Kitchen Bath & Lighting team in Clive know what it’s like to be Davids in a world of Goliaths. Part [READ MORE]

The Inventory Crisis Will Drive the Market

Zillow releases 2018 housing market predictions. In most markets around the country, inventory of homes for sale has become so tight that housing is now a game of musical chairs: Nobody wants to stand up [READ MORE]

New Year, New Merger

Two well-known Des Moines remodelers decide to form a new partnership. New opportunities often fall into place at the beginning of a new year. Just ask Zak Fleming and Marc Black, two well-known remodelers in [READ MORE]

Should An Unpaid Subcontractor Ever Walk Off The Job?

Speak with any subcontractor, and they will have undoubtedly encountered the following scenario: having not been paid by a general contractor for the work performed. So, should an unpaid subcontractor walk off the job before [READ MORE]