Small business owners might be surprised to learn they they are vulnerable to the same worker complaints that plague corporate America. In particular, more employees are suing companies for violating wage-and-hour rules, typically claiming they weren't paid overtime.
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How to Avoid Employee Lawsuits
Posted by TomBirches under LegalFrom http://online.wsj.com 5147 days ago
Small Business Franchise Opportunities
Posted by TomBirches under FranchisesFrom http://www.streetdirectory.com 5147 days ago
If you require funding and advice while opening a small business, a small business franchise may provide an excellent opportunity for you as an entrepreneur. It offers virtually endless advantages to the entrepreneur. Some of the major advantages that you can enjoy through such franchising include brand recognition, employee or management training, and an established model.
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You must figure your taxable income on the basis of a tax year and file an income tax return. A “tax year” is an annual accounting period for keeping records and reporting income and expenses. An annual accounting period does not include a short tax year.
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Choosing Your Strategy for Your Small & Home-Based Business
Posted by TomBirches under StrategyFrom http://www.powerhomebiz.com 5152 days ago
One of the first decisions you will make as a new small business owner is to determine your business strategy. Your business strategy will spell out your choices of inventory, your approach towards your business, and how you will steer the business.
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Things to Consider When Firing Employees
Posted by TomBirches under Human ResourcesFrom http://smallbusiness.findlaw.com 5152 days ago
Being an employer can be a wonderfully enriching experience. However, there is one aspect of being a boss that few (if any) employers relish: firing an employee. Firing employees can be particularly difficult where an employer has developed a personal relationship with an employee, or where an employee has served a company for a number of years. Here are some tips to consider when firing any empl
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Social Media Marketing for Small Business
Posted by TomBirches under Social MediaFrom http://www.wilsonweb.com 5152 days ago
Social media platforms build buzz, boost business and serve small businesses as low-cost/no-cost marketing tools. Small business owners need to understand how these tools strategically serve and support small business first so they best implement social media strategies to sell products and/or services.
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Female workers need supportive legislation
Posted by TomBirches under LegalFrom http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk 5152 days ago
Despite the work of campaigners and legislators there remains a massive, massive under-representation of women in senior positions, an online resource for female entrepreneurs says. Karen Gill founder of Every woman explains that the situation today is not one of 'blatant sexual discrimination', but a disparity between male and female salaries as well as the unequal proportions of men and women i
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Private Investors - Angel Financing
Posted by TomBirches under FinanceFrom http://www.connexx.org 5155 days ago
Angel investment is one of the ways for start-up businesses to raise money for startup capital. Angels take a risk in investments, and an interest in the companies in which they invest. Businesses of all kinds are sought by angel investors - real estate, brokerage, pet supplies, craft stores, entertainment, restaurants and catering, appliance repair, retail, greeting cards, travel, photography, c
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4 Overlooked Small Business Tax Deductions
Posted by TomBirches under TaxesFrom http://www.morebusiness.com 5155 days ago
It's time to start preparing your small business taxes. Don't forget about these small business tax deductions!
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Why Public Relations Can Be The Antidote for Small Business Failure?
Posted by TomBirches under Public RelationsFrom http://www.aboutpublicrelations.net 5155 days ago
When small businesses fail, the wreckage is often assigned to undercapitalization, among other mistakes. Seldom is failure attributed to a lack of effective communications that might have modified the behavior of sales prospects in a positive way, thus averting bankruptcy.
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