Policies & Procedures: Page 2
Best-Selling Author Tim Ferriss Doles Out Business Advice
We asked our Twitter followers: What business conundrums are you facing? Then we sent them to the author of The 4-Hour Workweek.
Google Set to Ban Payday Lender Ads
Starting July 13, the company will no longer allow ads for loans where repayment is due within 60 days of the date of issue. In the U.S., it is also banning ads for loans with an APR of 36 percent or higher.
PayPal to Drop Purchase Protection for Crowdfunding Projects
Believe it or not, that's a good thing for crowdfunding.
With Data Theft By Employees on the Rise, Don't Look at Cybersecurity as a Mission Impossible
One of the biggest and most surprising reasons for data breaches are your own employees. Here are five internal checks you need to have in place.
Why Entrepreneurs Should Support Nationalized Parental Leave
The U.S. is the only industrialized nation in the world that does not provide working moms (or dads) with support during the vital first few months of a newborn's life. It's time for change.
Reddit Lays Out New Harassment Policies
Freshly reappointed CEO Steve Huffman took to AMA to answer users' questions.
Employees Feel the Love When Companies Embrace BYOD
Policies that encourage employees to use personal devices for work improve productivity and employee satisfaction.
What Entrepreneurs Should Know About the Laws Protecting Children Online
As the FTC cracks down on non-compliant businesses, understanding the importance of children's online privacy and protection is even more important for small businesses.
Attention 'Glassholes': No More Wearing Your Face Computer to the Movies
It's not just bad etiquette -- it's now officially banned by the Motion Picture Association of America and the National Association of Theatre Owners.
3 Ways Companies Can Encourage Smart Risk Taking
Many business leaders and organizations are predisposed to say no, thereby quashing experimentation and innovation. Here's how to welcome new ideas and tactics.
Open Carry Controversy: Businesses' New Rock and a Hard Place
Before your company takes a side on a controversial issue, consider these three things.
Putting Together Your Social Media Team
When you're deciding just who you want to manage your online presence, these guidelines will help you choose wisely.
Use These Twitter Guidelines to Avoid a PR Nightmare
Before you send a single message out on Twitter, decide just what you want to do -- and what you don't -- when it comes to tweeting. Here are some guidelines to consider implementing for your Twitter campaigns.
The 10 Ds of Creating a Social Media Use Policy
Every business needs a social media use policy, and here's how to create one.
Labor Ruling Is a Reminder to Revisit Social Media Policies
A recent decision suggests it's time to consult with counsel regarding the legality of your social media policies.