From withholdings to workers’ compensation, unemployment benefits to paid time off, it’s important to set up your freelance workers as independent contractors.
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Perspectives
How to become the next business of the year
How can your company become the next business of the year? Following are some best practices I have observed as a Mergers & Acquisitions specialist:
Read More »There is no cookie-cutter succession plan
As a Mergers and Acquisitions Specialist, I advise many business owners regarding their exit strategies. I am also often asked to advise companies wishing to begin the succession planning process.
Read More »New to the Family Business? Here’s 3 things you should know
If you’re about to join your family’s business, or you’re an entrepreneur starting your own, the last thing you want to think about is, “What if something goes wrong?”
Read More »Updated utilities attract better businesses
Sewer lines aren’t a popular topic of conversation in most circles, but this year they’ve become a hot debate in Upper Mount Bethel Township. Wastewater systems are necessary to protect the environment, water quality and public health. Normally, a utility like this wouldn’t be controversial, but some residents are worried that an updated sewer system might open the door to rampant development.
Read More »What we learn from the Reading Eagle’s sale?
The melancholy aphorism from “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations” describes how too many family businesses transition from start up to tear down by the time the founder’s grandchildren are ready to move into the corner office.
Read More »AEC firms need agility to connect a multigenerational workforce
The Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry, or AEC, is witnessing the expansion of the multigenerational workforce with the Z Generation preparing to move into the workplace, and Millennials increasing their presence to become the largest segment of the workforce in the United States.
Read More »Trending for health care vendors – end-to-end service
According to the Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation, the Lehigh Valley’s top industry by employment is health care and social assistance. More than 30,000 people work for the region’s two largest employers, Lehigh Valley Health Network and St. Luke’s University Health Network.
Read More »Opinion: Recruiting – Build your brand and they will come
For companies that aren’t the size of Google or Amazon, it can be challenging to attract top talent in today’s job market. With unemployment at historic lows yet hiring on a slowdown, a lot of small businesses are experiencing empty seats that are getting harder and harder to fill with quality talent.
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