Building a Business
4 Reasons You Should Let Your Team Set its Salaries
Putting the power in the hands of employees could lead to a happier and more productive environment.
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Building a Business
Why Do Things Often Go Bad Between Founders and Financial Managers?
By Joe Worth
Building a Business
Readying for Obamacare’s Small Business Exchanges
The insurance exchange for companies opens November 1. Don't let delays keep you from weighing all your company's healthcare options.
Human Resources
5 Steps to Better Performance Reviews
How to conduct year-end reviews that are practical, meaningful and motivational for employees.
Business Operations & Logistics
What Businesses Need to Know About Obamacare
Enrollment for the Affordable Care Act has started and we've got the ultimate guide to help business owners like yourself navigate the changes.
By Linda Lacina
Building a Business
Big Companies’ Reactions to Health Reform
Obamacare sparks health-care changes at blue chip companies.
Building a Business
What the Self-Employed Need to Know About Obamacare
5 options for sole proprietors sorting through their health insurance options.
Building a Business
With One Exception, Most Small Business Exchanges Will Be Ready in 2014
Though Washington state's small business insurance exchange won't be ready until at least 2015, many states will provide a range of choices.
Building a Business
Obamacare Answers a Few Clicks Away
The new healthcare reforms can be confusing. Here are a few resources to get you the guidance you need.
Business News
Telecommuting Is Good for Employees and Employers
Many managers struggle to embrace telecommuting, but it makes happier workers and has many benefits for the company as well.
By Tony Bradley
Building a Business
3 Perks That Work in Lieu of Raises
Keep employees happy with creative benefits they'll value more than money.
By Sarah Pierce
Building a Business
Determining Employee Compensation
Take these 5 factors into consideration when putting together a compensation plan for your employees.
By Pam Newman