Help Is On The Way
Resources for entrepreneurs
National - A trio of new resources will help
entrepreneurs find the answers to business-related questions. - Employers and employees who want information on labor-law
rights and responsibilities can now turn to the Department of
Labor's Web site, ELAWS (Employment Laws Assistance for Workers
and Small Businesses) at http://www.dol.gov/elaws
The site is updated continuously with information on such topics
as the following: Family Medical Leave Act, Office of Federal
Contractors Compliance Program, Fair Labor Standards Act, Drug Free
Workplace Act, the Pension Welfare Benefit Administration and
others. - The Oklahoma Entrepreneur Portfolio offers 26 resources
for start-up entrepreneurs to go to for licenses, permits, advice
on marketing and research, or assistance finding financing and
financial-management help.
This guide is part of a free three-book series published by the
Oklahoma Department of Commerce's Business Development
Division. The second book, Oklahoma Capital Review, briefly
summarizes funding available in Oklahoma. The third book,
Oklahoma Business Brief, details marketing and exporting
opportunities, incentives available to businesses, and information
on new-product development. Content Continues Below
For copies of the booklets, call (405) 815-5146 or visit the
state's Web site at http://www.odoc.state.ok.us - The New Jersey Commerce and Economic Growth Commission has
released a third edition of Doing Business in New Jersey,
which provides entrepreneurs with information on taxes, insurance,
government assistance, funding programs, procurement opportunities,
exporting and more.
The 96-page booklet costs $5 and is available through most Small
Business Development Centers in New Jersey. For details, call (973)
353-5950.
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