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MASONRY
THE MAGAZINE FOR THE MASONRY INDUSTRY SINCE 1961
Volume 36 Number 4
July/August 1997
Washington's Impact on Small Business............ 8
Long sought small business issues such as estate tax reform are finally gaining visibility by the 105th Congress. The benefit small business actually receives will depend on the outcome of negotiations between Congressional leaders and the White House.
When OSHA Arrives. 13
Most contractors feel that OSHA's intent is only to issue fines and that with rules and regulations too extensive to comprehend, the inspection process is like a walk in the "Twilight Zone." There are steps that contractors can take to make the inspection less of a nightmare.
Marketing for Mason Contractors. 19
How do you, as a mason contractor, see your business? Do your customers see your business the same way? If not, you have a problem. A strong marketing plan can make your firm stand out above the competition.
New and Improved S Corporation. 23
Future Construction Trends. 26
Selecting the Correct Hoist... 31
DEPARTMENTS
From the President 7
Washington Update .17
Time Table .34
Product Update .35
Classified 38
Ad Index 38
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