Business
Small and Medium Construction Companies Lose Billions in Payroll: Here's What Owners Can Do
Construction companies are overpaying payroll by $7 billion annually, and that’s a conservative estimate. By leaning into technology and embracing the right tools, construction companies can reduce the amount of payroll error.
By Nic De Bonis
September 8, 2021
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by Nic De Bonis
Nic De Bonis is the CEO of Workyard, a workforce management platform designed specifically for the construction industry. Leveraging Nic's proven track record of being a world-class technology builder, Workyard has helped construction company owners more effectively manage their jobs and crews across thousands of projects.
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