Health care coverage impact small businesses?

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President Trump signed an executive order to provide “Obamacare relief” from the Affordable Care Act, relaxing rules regarding enrollment in short-term health insurance and health care coverage offered by small businesses. Among the mandates he issued is to “consider proposing regulations or revising guidance” on options for plans that small businesses may offer and sell—including “association health plans” and low-cost, … Read More

Business Succession:

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Planning for the next phase of your company Even in this age of conglomerates and chains, the family business still functions as the backbone of the American economy, representing 50 percent of the GDP and creating 60 percent of jobs in America. But the family owned business isn’t always a “mom and pop” model of simplicity and warm, fuzzy feeling; … Read More

Performance Metrics Matter

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“Can I have your number?” The age-old question acquires new meaning when it describes performance metrics. Measuring everything that can be measured has become a key aspect of data gathering in the business world. Beyond basic tracking of revenue or expenses, the careful study of employee performance is now a guiding principle for industries, from hedge funds to hospitality to … Read More

Employee Incentives create performance teams

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Employee incentive programs don’t have to take the form of “Employee of the Month” mug shots or birthday cake in the break room. Nor do they need to include cash bonuses or even tangible rewards to drive results, which is good news for companies strapped for cash. In fact, the best programs to keep employees “engaged, productive and invested,” according … Read More