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Because starting a business is generally expensive, many new business owners are tempted to incorporate by using an online do-it-yourself service. …
Founding father, Benjamin Franklin, is credited with a number of sayings that still resonate today. One of his most famous – …
As outlined in a prior article, a culture of maybe develops in a business when a decision that impacts a business …
In the popular children’s movie Kung Fu Panda, the primary character, Po, is faced with a dilemma. Should he follow a difficult …
The Provisions You Need to Include Employee handbooks can be a tremendous resource for both employers and their employees. Carefully written …
It may sound simple, but the best way to address employee theft is to not let it happen in the first place. …
After you’ve discovered that an employee has been stealing from your business, your initial reaction may be one of anger, shock, …
Often businesses are concerned about the loss of revenue from the occasional shoplifter or burglary. Although both situations can cause financial …
Often times business owners will recommend books to their new employees and office staff. One book repeatedly recommended is a classic: The …
The Dangers of Online Business Incorporation
Because starting a business is generally expensive, many new business owners are tempted to incorporate by using an online do-it-yourself service. They believe they will save money by bypassing an attorney in favor of using the Internet. The popular
Construction Delays and Damages
Founding father, Benjamin Franklin, is credited with a number of sayings that still resonate today. One of his most famous – “time is money” – is especially relevant in the world of construction. The construction industry is acutely aware
Steps for a Business to Avoid The Culture of “Maybe”
As outlined in a prior article, a culture of maybe develops in a business when a decision that impacts a business needs to be made and the company’s leadership or owner avoids a “yes” or “no” determination. Instead, business
The Culture of “Maybe” – Indecision Leading to Paralysis of a Business
In the popular children’s movie Kung Fu Panda, the primary character, Po, is faced with a dilemma. Should he follow a difficult path to an unknown future destiny or quit and return to something more predictable and comfortable. Po expresses
Drafting Your Employee Handbook
The Provisions You Need to Include Employee handbooks can be a tremendous resource for both employers and their employees. Carefully written employee manuals get everyone on the same page – literally – by clearly outlining company policy, laying ground
How to Prevent Employee Theft
It may sound simple, but the best way to address employee theft is to not let it happen in the first place. While it may be impossible to achieve that goal, several steps can be taken by a business to
You Have Identified an Employee Stealing from Your Business: What are your next steps?
After you’ve discovered that an employee has been stealing from your business, your initial reaction may be one of anger, shock, or dismay. Your second reaction will probably be: What should I do now? First Steps Often times, the
Worried About Losses Due to Theft? Look at Your Employees First
Often businesses are concerned about the loss of revenue from the occasional shoplifter or burglary. Although both situations can cause financial damage to a business, most losses due to this type of theft comprise a small percentage of losses
Book Review: The Go Getter—It Shall Be Done
Often times business owners will recommend books to their new employees and office staff. One book repeatedly recommended is a classic: The Go Getter by Peter B. Kyne. I have noticed that this book is also recommended by nationally-known business
