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Help Employees Achieve Financial Wellness
The plain truth is that small businesses need to work hard to compete with larger companies in attracting and retaining talented employees. Click through for information on why helping employees achieve financial wellness can make your small business stand out.
Understanding the Difference Between Employees and Contractors
When your business hires individuals, you must determine whether those workers are employees or independent contractors. This classification affects how you pay workers, what taxes you must withhold and remit, and which employment laws apply. Click through to understand the technical distinctions that guide worker classification.
Building the Structure AI Needs To Succeed
Many companies are investing in artificial intelligence but are struggling to move beyond small experiments. This is not because they lack tools but rather because their operational frameworks do not support AI effectively. How can business leaders bridge the gap between their AI goals and execution? Click through to learn what infrastructure transforms AI initiatives into measurable results.
Pro Tip: Planning to Prevent Poor Outcomes
Most decisions business owners make are not right or wrong, they are about more or less risk, more or less opportunity, better or worse for right now. Some decisions though can be truly harmful, and unfortunately some are truly unrecoverable or just very difficult to cope with for a long time. Taking the wrong money, whether through investors or debt funding is one of those decisions. The best way to prevent that from happening is to do proactive liquidity planning. Don’t put you or your business in the position of having to make a bad decision, plan ahead and give yourself more options.
Beyond Banks: Alternatives for Small Businesses
Whether your small business needs working capital or new equipment, you don’t need to go through the lengthy process of applying for a bank loan. Click through to see what funding options may be available for your unique business situation.
Exempt vs. Nonexempt Employees: Understanding the Differences
The Fair Labor Standards Act, enforced by the U.S. Department of Labor, establishes exempt and nonexempt categories for employees. These categories determine how to handle minimum wage, overtime pay, benefits and certain recordkeeping requirements. Click through to learn more about correctly applying these categories.
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