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Tips and Resources to Scale Your Small Business

Success

“Every business has different startup costs, but they all have one thing in common: having a financial cushion,” says Bob Marshall, the business growth and strategy executive for the Small Business Development Group at Wells Fargo Bank. You need to know what your costs will be and whether your business is scalable.”

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How to Spot Employee Theft and What You Can Do About It

Insperity

You can feel confident leaving your business in their hands, knowing they’re working for the good of the company. Employee theft is on the rise – it runs the gamut from stealing office supplies and padding time to committing fraud. One of the biggest mistakes small business owners make is putting one person in charge of the finances.

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Business owner beware: FLSA compliance and personal liability

Insperity

Because the burden of proof for FLSA compliance lies with the employer, not the employee, it’s vital for businesses to maintain accurate records related to hours worked and wages paid. It’s not uncommon for small businesses to have informal work arrangements, incomplete or non-existent job descriptions, or no employee handbook at all.

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5 Myths About Visitor Management Systems

The Receptionist

For instance, at small businesses that cannot afford a front desk staffer or at a start-up that has not yet staffed a front office person. Small businesses with less than 25 employee contacts can get started for less than $50 a month — and that includes unlimited visitor check-ins. Does it happen?

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Sophia Bush and Nia Batts are Used to Being Underestimated

Success

After launching an inclusive salon and accompanying philanthropic organization in Detroit in 2017, their next big project (they’re two of the advisors for First Women’s Bank) combines their decades of philanthropic and entrepreneurial experience. Located in Chicago, it is, quite literally, the first women’s bank in the U.S.:

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Workplace and property firms must wake up to the new era of networked businesses

Workplace Insight

In terms of the office workplace, banks were permitted to become JSCs in the 1830s; the first being the London and Westminster Bank, in 1834. JSCs came into fashion in the 1600s as the costs and risks associated with overseas trading voyages grew. It evolved from a “society of island communities into a homogenous national community”.

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How to Survive a Recession, According to a 91-Year-Old Business

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Millions of Americans were unemployed, a spate of bank runs swept the country, drought and dust storms ravaged the state—and yet none of that dissuaded one couple from opening a drugstore in a small South Dakota town in December 1931. You’ve got to be profitable to sustain a small, private business,” Hustead says.