Author: Editor
If You Care About People, The Medical Field Needs You More Than Ever
About a year ago, a thousand kids were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. As with all surveys, this one leaves us with a lot of unanswered questions. Just over half the respondents provided the top ten jobs. We do not know anything about the incomeRead More
Bring the Convenience of an Ecommerce Store to a Brick and Mortar Location
Every business owner wants to increase their bottom line, and brick and mortar retail stores are no exception. The overhead and competition with larger online markets can make it more difficult. This may be one of the reasons why many businesses are unaware of the fact that those same onlineRead More
Outsourcing Doesn’t Necessarily Have to be a Bad Thing
Nobody is going to argue that outsourcing, as a general idea, is usually considered a bad thing. The nightly news is full of stories about huge corporations who dodge tax burdens and destroy jobs by outsourcing their basic needs, like customer service, to other countries. Sometimes though — especially whenRead More
What Your Freelance Fantasy Says About You & Your Job
Freelancers have it easy. They don’t have a boss, they don’t have set hours and they only have to commute if they feel like it. That’s the fantasy anyway. Images accompanying articles about working as a freelance invariably involve someone in a beautiful setting, quietly contemplating the fruits of theirRead More
Why Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification Matters [INFOGRAPHIC]
Although some may overlook it, classifying someone as either an employee or a contract worker matters for both businesses owners and employees. Businesses can face issues with the IRS for improper employee classification, and employees may be getting the short end of the employment stick if they are improperly classifiedRead More