Assembly Bill 2257 (formerly AB5) is an updated piece of legislation restricting the classification of an independent contractor in the state of California to those individuals able to meet all..
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Select Techs are technicians that use the Field Nation marketplace and have platform-verified experience and a track record of superior quality in various types of skilled cabling and security..
Field Nation's automation features can help accelerate how you publish, route, assign, and approve work. Plus, you’ll free up your team’s time to take on more projects and win more work.
Looking to streamline your internal processes and boost your reputation with technicians on the Field Nation platform? This blog has four practical tips for optimizing your account.
Our new Field Insider series is designed to give service organizations practical advice on how to get the most value from working with Field Nation. In the first article, Senior Customer Success..
Craig Skinner, president and co-owner of Gurus2go and a client on Field Nation, offers his best tips to help technicians impress clients and get more work.
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We spoke with top service providers to figure out how you can get improve your profile to improve your opportunities. These simple steps will help you stand out.
Assembly Bill 5 (AB 5) may forever change how companies engage independent talent to provide services in California. Effective January 1, 2020, AB 5 restricts the classification of independent..