Don’t bury your head in a desk and forget about marketing
With each passing day, the business environment becomes increasingly competitive. We are working longer and harder to complete services and products for clients, consumers and customers. If we put 100% of our time and effort into the business as it is, failing to recognize the importance of growing it through marketing and advertising, it will
- Published in Advertising, Business Development, Marketing, Office Management
Guidelines for FMLA
Most people have heard the acronym “FMLA” but what is it exactly? FMLA – Family and Medical Leave Act The FMLA (Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993) is a Federal law, which entitles “eligible employees” of “covered employers” to take unpaid, job-protected leave for specified family and medical reasons, with continuation of group health
- Published in Employees, Human Capital, Human Resources, Office Management, Uncategorized
Guidelines for mandatory NYS meal periods
I’ve been asked often, by both employers and employees, what regulations there are in New York State regarding meal periods. Here’s the gist of it: Meal Period Guidelines – Section 162 of the New York State Labor Law NYS Statute regulates mandatory meal period guidelines, but it does not require employers to compensate employees during
- Published in Employees, Human Capital, Human Resources, Interoffice Dynamics, Office Management
Should you utilize recruiter services or handle hiring employees internally?
The recruiting industry is booming with so many people out of work these days. Recruiting companies are hiring for themselves to handle an influx of resumes and their own growing businesses. But is this the path your company should take when it needs to hire? Understandably, the weak economy calls for a decrease of expenditures
- Published in Employees, Hiring, Human Capital, Human Resources, Interoffice Dynamics, Office Management, Recruiting, Uncategorized
Employers: Do not underestimate the value of quality human capital
In these tumultuous economic times, everyone is clinging onto and fighting for every single dollar. It is less likely for people to part with money now, than during times of economic fruition and stability. However, there is a time and place for everything. Sometimes it is difficult to see a larger gain, a bigger picture,
- Published in Employees, Hiring, Human Capital, Human Resources, Interoffice Dynamics, Office Management, Recruiting, Uncategorized
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