Top September Stories: Inspiring Youth, COVID Court Case and Massive Metal Roofs

By Evelyn Witterholt. 

Here’s what has been trending on the MetalCoffeeShop™ (MCS) newsroom this past month. 

Looking back at our top articles from September, the subject of COVID-19 is still something that interests our readers. One of our most-read articles came to us from Trent Cotney, partner at Adams & Reese, where he highlights the verdict of a recent COVID expenses court case in California. He discusses the subject of the court's decision in the Thai v. International Business Machines Corp. case and what this means for companies who instructed employees to work remotely during the pandemic. 

Another one of our top articles from last month was a project profile of a massive metal roofing project that used Polyglass’ underlayment. The metal roof was over 500,000 square feet and the roofing team behind the project used the Polystick® MTS Plus underlayment to help complete the job. 

Our most-read article in September was all about the FORGE organization that helps kids spark interest in the trades. This article was written by Coffee Shop Reporter Dani Sheehan, who profiles Christee Holbrook from Graham Roofing about her work with the organization. One of the ways FORGE helps kids get into the trades is by hosting a career expo where middle-school kids can learn about the different career options they could have in the trades industry. 

Here are the top five most-read articles from September: 

5 - Learn From the Best at WSRCA’s Western Roofing Expo! 

4 - Roofing Company Trusts Polyglass Product for Massive Metal Roofing Project 

3 - California Court Sides With Employees in COVID Expenses Case 

2 - Safeguarding Roofing Projects: A Leader's Role in Upholding Safety Measures 

1 - Inspiring Kids to Pursue a Trade