What are the causes of Scope of Work Disputes?

Q: Is the Wage and Hours LAW applied to all the projects?

A: Wage and hours law is the type of law that oversees the rate of wages an owner can pay its employee…

Q: What is contingency basis of employment?

A: The terms "contingent worker," "agile workforce," and "contractor" are commonly heard in the…

Q: What are the Federal Labor Laws?

A: Federal Employment and Lbor laws:

Q: By virtue of Section 14 of the Contract Act 1950, highlight the situation where a contract could be…

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Q: Why do the contract change need evaluation?

A: An agreement which follows the law is known as contract. The contract in construction is mutual or…

Q: Discuss about the provision of workers compensation laws regarding to exclusivity and significant.

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Q: How can Some of the risks be transferred to others by contract?

A: The risk management technique in which the risk in a contract for project is transferred from one to…

Q: What is the basic minimum age for employment?

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Q: What is the purpose of restrictions in the operation project?

A: The process in which the activities of project  are on going and repetitive  and are part of project…

Q: What are the legal barriers for State and local public Projects?

A: The public projects are the one which is funded by the government authorities for the public welfare…

Q: What is the Fair Labor Standards Act?

A: - Fair labor standards act is federal law published in 1938 for upbringing and beneficial of labors…

Q: What is Collective Bargaining in Labor Relation?

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Q: Is the contract time always the same?

A: The contract is a legal agreement which is signed between two or more parties. The limitation period…

Q: What are Contractual and Legal risks?

A: The success of lenders, owners, contractors or sub-contractors can depend upon how well each of them…

Q: What is a payless notice?

A: Pay Less Notice is defined as the notice which is written in order to notify the Payee from the…

Q: What are the sources of time related disputes?

A: In the construction project, the dispute arises due to disagreements between the parties on a…

Q: What is the difference between the Public contracts and the Private contracts?

A: Public contract is a contract to undertake a specific task which is financed by government funds to…

Q: Who is responsible for Labor relation?

A: - Labor relation is a term used to define the process of communication relationship between…

Q: How does the contract administration use the  work flow?

A: Contract administration could be defined as a multi-stage process that goes on through the entire…

Q: The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board is financed by: O Union Dues. Employer premiums. O Money…

A: The work place safety and insurance board is completely financed by employer premiums.

Q: What are Labor Standards Review Records?

A: The labor standards review record comprises of the personnel files and confidential files of each…

Q: How can the disputes be resolved by negotiation?

A: In a construction project dispute arises when parties disagree to each other at any point in…

Q: What factors influence the rate assigned to a contractor forWorkmen’s Compensation insurance?

A: Employers are legally obligated to take reasonable care to assure that their workplaces are safe.…

Q: . What are the payment provisions under JCT?

A: JCT Standard Building Contract 2011 payment terms are relatively complex. The system relies on the…

Q: How is mediation used as the dispute resolution tool?

A: The term mediation is defined as it is a consensual method of dispute resolution between parties in…

Q: What types of dispute resolution are there?

A: Dispute resolution refers to the process of resolving the conflict or dispute between concerned…

Q: What are the benefits of Equal  Employment Opportunity laws?

A: - Equal employment opportunity is an employment practice in which employers are given equal chances…

Q: What are the legal barriers for local public projects?

A: The government authorities are owners or sponsors of the public project which aims at the public…

Q: What are the guidelines for Negotiations?

A: Three key guidelines of Negotiation:

Q: What is the method of negotiation resolution?

A: In a construction project dispute arises when parties disagree to each other at any point in…

Q: Executive Order 11375 prohibits discrimination in employment based upon sex on all federal and…

A: Executive Order 11246 (Sept. 24, 1965) prohibits discrimination in employment based on race, color,…

Q: Which parties are liable to sign A Work Change Directive under the EJCDC documents?

A: The given question is to determine the parties liable to sign a work change directive under EJCDC…

Q: How are the problems resolved when disagreements occur between the parties?

A: A dispute resolution is also referred to as alternative dispute resolution, it is a method for…

Q: Why is the construction union important for the employees?

A: Construction union is a group on a similar work background peoples whaich have a leader appointed by…

Q: What are the factors affecting duty

A: The flow of fluid includes movement of an unbalanced fluid. As long as unequalled forces are in…

Q: Ask a union tradesperson the monthly amount of his or hercurrent dues for union membership. Does he…

A: Answer : The benefits that he or she will get is considered to exceed the membership fees including…

Q: What are the two important steps  taken by the  contractor  to perform his work under protest?

A: A contractor is a self-employed person that carries out work for the construction company. The…

Q: What are the different causes of disputes?a

A: It is very likely to have differences or disagrrements between two parties on a contract at the…

Q: Visit a local contractor and a local hiring hall and determinethe procedure to be followed in the…

A: Hiring construction laborers is an essential part of construction project. Hiring inexperienced…

Q: What is the Miller Act and what does it specify regardinggovernment contracts?

A: Miller Act, a U.S. law that was passed in 1935. The act mandates that before any contract of more…

Q: What measures can be taken to avoid the scope of work problems?

A: - Various work problem occurred during project : 1- Insufficient details regarding the project - It…

Q: What are the rights of all the parties in construction operations?

A: The construction of huge projects requires expertise from every field. It involves collaboration of…

Q: Can the construction contracts for public works be resolved by arbitration method?

A: Arbitration: Arbitration could be a closed format for parties to settle a civil dispute by agreeing…

Q: Under what conditions might an oral change order be valid and binding, even if the contract states…

A: A change order is a work that has been removed or attached to the original contract of work, but…

Q: Who is responsible for resolving the dispute?

A: Mediation The mediation aim is to have a neutral third party helping disputants reach consensus at…

Q: Why is it necessary to observe changes within the terms of the contract?

A: The agreements which are in the written document form and gives the details of law on different…

Q: Why should the Acceptance of the work must proceed according to the termsof construction and…

A: Acceptance of any construction work must proceed according to the terms of construction and contract…

Types of scheduling techniques

We need to use project scheduling techniques or planning strategies in a project to align all its features so that it works seamlessly. The plan must be within the scope of the project and all its resources must be used efficiently. Given the flexibility of the project and its scope, it is difficult to plan it, but we are expected to do it because we are the ones who will be held accountable.