Co-op and condo boards must make reasonable accommodations for staff with regards to attire and grooming.
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Add Religious Garb and Facial Hair to List of Employee Rights
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Smart Ways to Finance Energy Projects
Time for boards to pick up the PACE.
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New Tech for an Old Job
A tool to keep water tanks from freezing.
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Your Home Is Someone Else’s Workplace
Employee rights keep expanding.
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Lighten Your Load
Happiness is a well-run committee.
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To Inspect or Not: City vs. State
City still hashing out its version of new state garage inspection law.
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The New Tax Abatement Shackle Is a Prevailing Wage
To get the benefit, boards must pay a “prevailing wage.”
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Vacancy Stats: A New Reporting Requirement
City wants to document empty retail space.
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Don't Retaliate – Communicate
Boards and their employees need to talk.
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Green Roofs Are “Cool”
The benefits go way beyond economics.
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