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With summer upon us and sunshine beaming into cubicles everywhere, employees are feeling antsy. Daydreams of sandy beaches and pina coladas occupy brain real estate once reserved for work logistics; it’s impossible to stop the mind from wandering off to Hawaii, and don’t even pretend you’re not pa Read More

Time is money. It is estimated that small businesses can reduce annual payroll expense by 4% with an automated time tracking system. This article outlines what to know when considering an automated time tracking system. Read More

Are you thinking about outsourcing some of your small business’ HR functions? Need some information to help guide you through the process?

In the past two weeks, we first introduced the topic of outsourcing Human Resource functions in small business and then discussed the positives and negative Read More

Are your employees committed to achieving business results? Who should lead the effort to engage them...HR or Executive Leadership? This article describes how to align employee values with core business values in order to motivate people and generate positive business results. What does your compan Read More

A Chief Executive Officer, or CEO, is essentially responsible for every decision that is made within a company. The job can be very demanding, but also very rewarding when the company succeeds because of decisions that were made at the top. Whether the head of a huge corporation or small business, Read More

The manager has failed to act and stay consistent. The question is why?

Why is it so hard to be consistent as a boss? What can you do as a boss in order to be consistent in your daily activities? Read More

Last week The Economist published a smart piece called How to make a killing. It highlighted several important points worth repeating regarding the hidden wealth of talent coming out of the Armed Forces. This post discusses the key issues. Read More

It seems the world is fascinated by demographics. Certainly the Japanese have more reason than most: The Japanese Health Ministry estimates the nation’s total population will decrease by 25% from 127.8 million in 2005 to 95.2 million by 2050. But what does age really mean? Read More

It's a challenge to figure out how much to offer employees. In this video, Brad Farris shows you how to price a job and how much to offer candidates. Read More