On-the-job safety: How to reduce risks for new employees

Providing a safe working environment and ensuring a safe start when new employees begin working for you is not only the right thing to do, it’s the law.

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Love in the air? How to develop a solid policy for workplace romances

Even though the number of romances blooming in the workplace may not have increased much in the past eight years, polices addressing them have according...

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Business owners face taxes for employer-sponsored group health plans

With the passage of Health Care Reform through the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, many Americans wondered how the federal government would...

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Business branding: Follow the gridiron ad approach on a smaller scale

This year a record-setting 162.9 million tuned in to watch the big game on Sunday night, making the NFL Super Bowl the most watched television event ever,...

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Looking ahead to health law compliance, options for benefits (2014)

As the glow of the New Year’s ball fades and we enter 2014 in a very real sense, we all turn our thoughts to what lies ahead for employee benefits:...

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Take precautions: Keep the flu from infecting workplace productivity

Flu season is upon us and according to a recent survey this illness costs businesses $76.7 million dollars per year through employee absenteeism, employee...

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Document employee performance issues to avoid problems down the road

Employee performance issue can create multiple problems if managers don’t document the problem.

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Weathering the cold: How to survive the Polar Vortex!

Protect your skin! With temperatures at 10 degrees or below and wind chills between -10 degrees and -40 degrees, you or your child’s skin can get...

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Resolve to update your employee handbook this year

The start of the New Year is a good time to review your Employee Handbook to make sure it’s up- to- date and consistent with your current business...

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Employers must know the rules for different kinds of work breaks

The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) does not require employees (other than minors) receive any breaks, either paid or unpaid. FLSA regulations outline...

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