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Workers’ Comp Fraud Leads to Hot Water for Employers
Workers' compensation is an important part of the employer-employee compact in all 50 states. Naturally the company's owner is…
Win the Salary Game
Salaries are a tough expense for most businesses. You want to hold them down but reining them in too tightly doesn't always work…
Keep Your Company Running Smoothly With a Smart Strategy
In any company, making employees familiar with more than one job is critical to developing the business and dealing with the…
Smart Ways to Sell More on the Internet
The Internet has created a new set of challenges for your sales department. The opportunities go far beyond simply taking orders on a…
Demonstrate that Your Firm Won’t Tolerate Harassment
It's probably impossible for your company to eliminate any chance of harassment, but there are precautions you can take…
Take Steps to Help Ensure Your Company Is Delivering on its Promises
Here's a simple way to check and see if your company is fulfilling its promises. Print out the following questionnaire and ask all…
Best Choice: A Board of Directors or an Advisory Board?
To survive and thrive in a competitive marketplace, companies need to secure help and guidance from a wide range of sources. To…
Limit the Impact of E-Mail in Court
You just finished typing a draft of an aggressive e-mail message explaining why you think your company's strategic plan can —…
Hobby-Related Loss Deductions Are Disallowed, but Don’t Give Up Hope
Let's say you have an unincorporated sideline activity that you think of as a business, including an activity involving horses. If…
Best Ways to Boost Safety? Think Beyond Meetings and Training
What are the best ways to reduce on-the-job accidents? You may answer conducting safety meetings or providing employees with safety…
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