January 7, 2014 | It's the part of our jobs every small business owner hates - dealing with a problem employee. Whatever the reason, whether you dislike confrontation or worry about getting sued, you can't ignore employee problems, or they will just get bigger and potentially threaten your entire business. Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to protect your business legally, while also correcting a problem employee's poor behavior. |
What's New | Anita Campbell - January 07, 2014 As a U.S. business owner, if you hire independent contractors and service providers, you probably will have to issue a special tax form to them during January, called the 1099.Keep… |  | | | Shawn Hessinger - January 06, 2014 You probably remember the Internet Sales Tax that passed the U.S. Senate last year . The proposed law seemed to get stranded in committee in the U.S. House soon… | Barbara Weltman - January 06, 2014 Most businesses have a qualified retirement plan to enable owners and employees to save for retirement on a tax-advantaged basis. Self-employed individuals may also have a qualified retirement plan… | | Joshua Sophy - January 06, 2014 If and when Instagram advertising becomes available to smaller businesses, there seems to be some evidence of its effectiveness for brand awareness.Of course, whether that exposure will make dollars and… | Scott Shane - January 06, 2014 The U.S. Commerce Department reported recently that November's residential housing starts were up 30 percent year-over-year. That means they have reached their highest level since February 2008. Those… |
What the Smartest Voices Have to Say | | | Brent Leary - January 03, 2014 One of the major shifts taking place is the growing adoption by consumers of subscriptions for goods and services instead of buying them outright. According to an October 2013 Economist… |  | |
Blast From The Past: What Was Hot One Year Ago? | Deborah Shane - January 10, 2013 eMarketer projects that growth will continue for the U.S. podcasting audience through 2013 – 37.6 million people will download podcasts monthly, more than double the 2008 figure of 17.4… |
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