NRCA has submitted comments to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration regarding its COVID-19 Vaccination and Testing Emergency Temporary Standard.

Support ROOFPAC in New Orleans at the “Salute to the Big Easy” reception and auction.

Online registration is open for Roofing Day in D.C. 2022, which will be held in person April 5-6 to deliver the roofing industry’s message with one voice to Congress.

Online registration is open for Roofing Day in D.C. 2022, which will be held in person April 5-6, 2022, to deliver the roofing industry’s message with one voice to Congress.

Congress raises the debt ceiling and continues Build Back Better negotiations as many lawmakers skip town. Also, support ROOFPAC at the International Roofing Expo.^®

Senate votes to oppose the OSHA COVID-19 vaccine and testing Emergency Temporary Standard. Also, registration is open for Roofing Day in D.C. 2022.

Online registration is open for Roofing Day in D.C. 2022, which will be held in person April 5-6, 2022, to deliver the roofing industry’s message with one voice to Congress.

On Nov. 30, a Kentucky federal court halted the order issued by the Biden administration that mandates vaccines for federal contractors and their subcontractors.

Several congressional deadlines are approaching in December.

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act becomes law; Build Back Better Act is next on the congressional agenda.

President Biden will sign the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act into law Nov. 15.

NRCA called on the Biden administration to work with the roofing industry to address the significant challenges affecting the U.S. supply chain.

The legislation was a cornerstone of Roofing Day in D.C. 2021 advocacy issues, and its passage was made possible in part through the efforts of NRCA members.

The Emergency Temporary Standard includes an exemption for employees who perform work “exclusively outdoors”; NRCA recently led an effort regarding that exemption.

The Department of Labor releases an Emergency Temporary Standard for vaccinations or testing for businesses with 100 or more employees.

Democrats continue negotiations on two key pillars of their domestic agenda.

The Senate Appropriations Committee released drafts of its remaining spending bills, including a $50 million increase for the Perkins Basic State Grant Program.

NRCA leadership meets with administration officials to discuss supply chain challenges facing the roofing industry.

Congress continues its high-stakes staring match regarding the debt ceiling, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Biden administration’s Build Back Better agenda.

NRCA's 10@10 report provides an update of legislation relevant to the roofing industry.

NRCA urges members to advocate for legislation that will address workforce shortages in the roofing industry.

NRCA's 10@10 report provides an update of legislation relevant to the roofing industry.

NRCA urges members to advocate for a strong buildings component in infrastructure legislation.

NRCA urges members to advocate for legislation that would create a permanent H-2B returning worker cap exemption and include program efficiency and integrity measures.

NRCA's 10@10 report provides an update of legislation relevant to the roofing industry.