Some community associations have found it difficult to hire workers due to labor shortages or have faced increased costs of raw materials stemming from supply chain slowdowns. As a result, many are adjusting operations until the situation improves.
Vaccines mandates for all federal employees, federal contractors, and many health care workers has left many other public and private organizations reevaluating their own health practices. Legal experts weigh in on how communities can keep their residents safe.
Pet adoptions soared in 2020, with many dogs, cats, and other animals finding homes in community associations. Here’s how your community can become more inclusive to its new furry residents and their owners.
More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, community management professionals have embraced remote work, virtual meetings, and other operational changes to provide continuity of service to their communities.
Concerns stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic have delayed pool openings at some community associations. State laws offering limited liability protection are helping boards finalize plans for the 2021 summer season.
Community managers stepped up to help association boards and residents navigate the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the increased workloads and responsibilities have caused some to feel impacts to their emotional wellbeing.
