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Where the Candidates Stand on 'Obamacare'

Where the Candidates Stand on 'Obamacare'

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As paying for health care remains one of small-business owners' biggest burdens, we look at how the candidates would trim costs and tackle reform.
September 14, 2012 in Compensation and Benefits
4 Ways to Get New Employees Off on the Right Foot

4 Ways to Get New Employees Off on the Right Foot

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Make the most of a new hire's first weeks with these tips to make them feel productive and welcome.
September 7, 2012 in Managing Employees
5 Tips and Tools to Create a Company Culture When You Run a Virtual Business

5 Tips and Tools to Create a Company Culture When You Run a Virtual Business

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How to foster team cohesion and run your business efficiently when everyone works remotely.
September 5, 2012 in Managing Employees
4 Ways to Manage the Perils of  'Friend-ployees'

4 Ways to Manage the Perils of 'Friend-ployees'

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How to maintain your authority when you become close with your employees.
August 29, 2012 in Managing Employees
Small Business Strategies for Managing Rising Health-Care Costs

Small Business Strategies for Managing Rising Health-Care Costs

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Ballooning premiums and shifting government regulations can make dealing with employee health insurance a nightmare, here's how to cope.
August 27, 2012 in Compensation and Benefits
3 Teambuilding Exercises Tailored to Unique Business Challenges

3 Teambuilding Exercises Tailored to Unique Business Challenges

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How three entrepreneurs designed effective--and fun--ways to strengthen their teams.
August 27, 2012 in Managing Employees
5 Ways to Reward Employees When Raises Aren't an Option

5 Ways to Reward Employees When Raises Aren't an Option

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In these tough economic times, raises and bonus pay for deserving employees may be out of the question. Here are some alternative ways to keep your team happy and loyal.
August 24, 2012 in Motivation and Retention
How to Break Bad News to Employees

How to Break Bad News to Employees

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Seven steps for making tough conversations with employees less painful for everyone.
August 23, 2012 in Managing Employees
When a Tattoo Equals a Lawsuit

When a Tattoo Equals a Lawsuit

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T-shirts and tattoos might be more common in the workplace, but keep these four do's and don'ts in mind to avoid potential problems.
August 21, 2012 in Managing Employees
What Entrepreneurs Can Learn About Team Training From NASA's Mission to Mars

What Entrepreneurs Can Learn About Team Training From NASA's Mission to Mars

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Four astronaut training techniques that can help you get the most out of your employees.
August 21, 2012 in Managing Employees
How to Hire the Right Employees for Your Startup

How to Hire the Right Employees for Your Startup

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When you're on a tight startup budget and timeline, it can be easy to make compromises on who you hire. Don't. Here's what to look for in an employee.
August 17, 2012 in Human Resources
4 Ways to Prevent Office Bullies

4 Ways to Prevent Office Bullies

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From conflict resolution to a healthy workplace policy, these tips will help you create a positive work environment.
August 16, 2012 in Human Resources
How to Create Your Own Dream Team in Business

How to Create Your Own Dream Team in Business

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Before the 'Fab 5' there was the 'Magnificent 7.' Olympian Dominique Moceanu was part of that original team, which won the very first gold medal for U.S. Women Gymnastics. Here are her team-building tips.
August 9, 2012 in Managing Employees
Olympic Training Tips for Coaching Employees to Greatness

Olympic Training Tips for Coaching Employees to Greatness

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Just as Olympians need great coaches to reach their highest potential, your high-performing employees need coaching to do the same. Here's how to get started.
July 31, 2012 in Managing Employees
3 Personality Types That Can Harm Your Business

3 Personality Types That Can Harm Your Business

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How to spot warning signs before hiring people who will be a bad fit for your company.
July 24, 2012 in Hiring Center
Finally, Guidance on Employer Social-Media Policies

Finally, Guidance on Employer Social-Media Policies

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A federal agency for labor practices offers long-awaited guidance to employers on social-media guidelines at work.
July 10, 2012 in Managing Employees
Need Help Retaining Employees? Some Apps for That

Need Help Retaining Employees? Some Apps for That

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Social media-style programs give workers public kudos when they go above and beyond. Consider these employee rewards-and-recognition apps.
July 5, 2012 in Motivation and Retention
How to Give Employees Independence Without Losing Control

How to Give Employees Independence Without Losing Control

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Every business owner knows how to wear a lot of hats. But at some point you have to stop being a control freak. With a nod to Independence Day, here are three tips to empower your team's ideas.
July 4, 2012 in Managing Employees
Richard Branson on When Workers Rebel Against a New Manager

Richard Branson on When Workers Rebel Against a New Manager

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Second-guessing a newly hired manager can be tricky business. The British billionaire offers advice on how he works with managers.
July 2, 2012 in Training
How to Attract -- And Retain -- Staff When You Can't Pay Big Bucks

How to Attract -- And Retain -- Staff When You Can't Pay Big Bucks

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Here are the basics every entrepreneur needs to know about creating an employee benefits package.
June 27, 2012 in Compensation and Benefits
Gordon Ramsay's Lessons for Motivating a Sales Team

Gordon Ramsay's Lessons for Motivating a Sales Team

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The celebrity chef knows how to rev up his staff to perform at their best. Here are seven lessons from the season premiere of Fox's 'MasterChef.'
June 22, 2012 in Managing Employees
3 Employee Mistakes That Cost Businesses Big Time

3 Employee Mistakes That Cost Businesses Big Time

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Managing employees comes with hidden costs. Find out how to protect yourself from situations that can emotionally and financially devastate a business.
June 20, 2012 in Managing Employees
Telltale Signs You Have a Workplace Bully

Telltale Signs You Have a Workplace Bully

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How to spot and stop an office bully from chasing away talent -- and damaging your small business.
June 20, 2012 in Managing Employees
Democratic Lawmakers Question NFIB's Motives for Small Business

Democratic Lawmakers Question NFIB's Motives for Small Business

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The small business organization that is leading the case against President Obama's health care reform act is asked to disclose its donor list.
June 13, 2012 in Compensation and Benefits
When Employees Become the Competition

When Employees Become the Competition

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It could happen in nearly any company: Employees sometimes go into business for themselves. It's so American it makes apple pie look suspect.
May 31, 2012 in Managing Employees
Listen to Small Business: Don't Increase the Minimum Wage (Opinion)

Listen to Small Business: Don't Increase the Minimum Wage (Opinion)

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Business owners often oppose the minimum wage because it reduces their profits. But their position might be more helpful to low-skilled workers than the altruistic views of elected officials.
May 25, 2012 in Compensation and Benefits
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