Great to join @poozer87 on @CapPressRoom to discuss NY's Scaffold Law & the growing impact of fraud and liability on the construction industry. NY needs balanced insurance reform so we can build safely, efficiently, and at scale Listen online here!:
https://t.co/ByU1Zyi9QL
On last week's Odd Lots podcast, CAC's Michael Capasso and I joined @TheStalwart and @tracyalloway for an important conversation about Scaffold Law reform and why insurance makes NYC construction so expensive. Listen in or watch here: https://t.co/QBnjkxbntc
Wow. Odd Lots' insider coverage in NYC is unbelievable
They were already Zohran's pick to platform his "technocratic soft launch" episode, then they brought in top NYC power brokers like Kathy Wylde
Now they're hitting a #1 cost blocker to Zohran's housing plan
New York City is a famously expensive place to do construction.
@ElizCrowleyNYC, president and CEO of BTEA and Michael Capasso, president and CEO of CAC Industries, tell @thestalwart and @tracyalloway how insurance, among other factors, is driving costs https://t.co/WfYUapTAfI
@business@ElizCrowleyNYC@TheStalwart@tracyalloway I have an S-corp for engineering consulting services. Solo employee with minimum risks. My workers comp premium has tripled since 2021, mostly because of systemic frauds
NEW ODD LOTS:
How exploding insurance costs make it so expensive to build things in NYC.
@tracyalloway and I talk to BTEA CEO Elizabeth Crowley and Michael Capasso CEO of CAC Industries about the reality of doing construction right now in the city https://t.co/lRWKs1iL8U
NY insurance costs are 5x higher than any other state in the nation!
In today's @NYDailyNews, I break down why + share @hraadvisors report showing how reform would help us build more abundantly, faster, and create millions in wages without sacrificing safety
New York won’t meet its housing and infrastructure goals without tackling costs.
In today’s Daily News, BTEA Prez Elizabeth Crowley explains how the Scaffold Law drives higher costs without improving safety—and why reform can protect workers and expand affordability.
Putting the spotlight on mental health, BTEA Prez. @ElizCrowleyNYC speaks with the Chief Leader on the state of the crisis, what can be done as an industry and how BTEA is leading the charge.
https://t.co/ph5MPE5vAG
Honored to have represented @GovKathyHochul at @BTEANY's 2024 SafeBUILD Conference, where industry leaders met to promote best practices for ensuring worker safety. Such events highlight our joint commitment to creating safer worksites for all NYS workers.
A special thanks to our honorees: Brendan Loftus, Curtis Partition, Cauldwell Wingate, Walsh Construction and Cross Country Construction's John DelRiccio, Anthony Reale, Sal Bonello and Benny Bonello!
Another BTEA #SafeBUILD for the history books! Thank you all so much for attending our conference yesterday, so inspiring to have the industry come together to discuss the critical issues facing us today.
The BTEA urges Albany to pass this suite of bills that will expand our capacity to build better. Read BTEA Prez. Elizabeth Crowley's op-ed in Crain's to learn more: https://t.co/7cwslpFRLV
These bills will be a gamechanger in NYC. Let's make it happen #BuildBetterNYC
Proud to host City Councilmember @CMBrooksPowers today for a meet and greet with BTEA's membership! A very productive roundtable discussion on procurement, improving union market share and competitiveness, MWBE participation and other pressing issues facing our contractors.
A brand new soccer stadium -- built 100% union, and 2,500 units of affordable housing. A huge win for New York City!
Thank you to @NYCCouncil for moving the city forward and special thanks to @FranciscoMoyaNY for tirelessly championing this project.
https://t.co/nRzbqsWidA
🚨Check it Out!🚨BTEA elects Kristine DeNapoli as its very first Female Co-Chair, Read more in March's #BTEAInsider here: https://t.co/4ozRIuYWhf
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