At a time when hiring and retaining employees is paramount to the success of sign, graphics and visual communications companies, ensuring that salaries are on par can be a key differentiator.
Most sectors of the sign and graphics industry are looking on par or slightly better for 2022, according to the Sign Industry Quarterly Economic Report, produced by IHS Markit for the International Sign Association.
The US Supreme Court recently stopped the OSHA vaccination mandate for larger businesses, but there are still many federal and state government regulations regarding COVID-19 safety that can affect your sign & graphics company, no matter how many employees you have.
5G, FCC and Interference with the Digital Spectrum
Recent news about airlines having trouble dealing with 5G wireless rollout is a good reminder of the issue of interference with the digital spectrum. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has regulations for outdoor digital signs because they can interfere with commercial and public wireless devices.
The sign, graphics and visual communications industry returns to in-person buying, education and networking for the first time in three years at ISA International Sign Expo® 2022. Registration is now open for the event, which is May 4-6, 2022, in Atlanta, GA.
Did you know that the International Sign Association often collaborates with federal agencies, technical regulators and codemaking bodies to develop positive codes that benefit the industry?
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