Why Every Business Owner Needs to Worry about Health of Employees

April 30, 2015

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The employees are the lifeblood of a business. Without healthy employees that are capable of doing their jobs to peak efficiency even having the greatest products and business model will not enable a company to surpass the competition. The health of their employees should be the number one concern of every business. Because this is such an enormously important issue, Wellness Corporate Solutions (WCS) has initiated various wellness programs that are designed to be used by many different companies in an effort to assist them in maximizing production, reduce the cost of healthcare and determine the health risks for every employee. Here are some of the many reasons why the health of employees is very important.

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Can Small Businesses Influence Local Charities?

April 30, 2015

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More than 50 percent of the businesses within the United States are classified as small business. In many areas, these companies employ less than five people and have a limited supply of income. However, these organizations are still capable of impacting local charities to help those that are less fortunate. After all, a stable community is a more profitable community. By investing time, energy and funds in helping, you actually improve society in your local neighborhood while increasing future sales from those you have helped. Here are some additional considerations as you think about working with local charity.

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Infographic: The Perfect Blueprint for Office Design

April 28, 2015

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World Best Office Design


The architecture and layout of the office plays very important role in employee productivity and happiness. The office design has gone through several iterations over the years – walled offices, cubicles, open floor plan and so on. When designing the office you need to look at several aspects, including layout, desks, seating arrangements, refreshment facility, interaction areas, etc. Look at the Infographic below to learn about various options available in each of these areas and how they impact the productivity and engagement.

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How to Protect Your Business Against Legal Disputes

April 27, 2015

Lawsuit
There are number of goals that most business owners share – make as much profit as possible, provide unparalleled customer service, produce the best possible product and create a safe working environment for their staff. Yet even the best will in the world isn’t always enough to achieve these goals. Problems can and do arise, whether financial, legal, or moral, and in some cases they lay the foundations for litigation.

Litigation is something that every business owner wants to avoid at all costs. To do so, however, you have to know how to guard against legal claims. Unfortunately, many people feel that understanding of the law is beyond their comprehension, and as a result they bury their heads in the sand and fail to protect their assets.

If you don’t want to fall into their trap, here are a few tips to protect your business:

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Who and What Matters for Small Business Safety

April 26, 2015

Safety
You may like to think that workplace safety is near the top of your watch list, but in reality, most small businesses are so concerned with managing their business and maintaining profit margins that making sure the building is safe falls far by the wayside.

However, the hustle and bustle of your small, booming business is exactly why you must keep up-to-date on your safety procedures and equipment; with so many bodies moving in and around your workplace every day, an accident could easily develop into a horrific disaster under unsafe circumstances.

Once you establish firm safety rules and regulations, it should be easy to keep your small workplace running smoothly and safely. Yet, while you are still developing the protocol, you should keep these groups’ everyday needs in mind.

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Financing Solutions to Keep Your Small Business Afloat

April 25, 2015

Business Financing
The business world is tough, especially for start-ups and small to medium sized companies. It doesn’t take long to find yourself short on finances and your bank account on a slippery slope going from black to red. In some cases, all it takes is a late payment from a big customer that halts your cash flow, the loss of an important customer, or an unexpected bill you have to pay right away.

These problems don’t always have to mark the end of your business, but they often make it imperative to find a viable borrowing solution. There are many different options to choose from, and finding the right one for you can be daunting. It involves lot of research, and hours spent weighing the pros and cons and trying to balance your books.

If you’re struggling to know where to turn, here are a few options that you might want to consider:

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School System Reform: Good or Bad Idea?

April 25, 2015

School Reform
Education has become a vitally important ingredient in this hyper competitive global world, where having a young, educated workforce is being viewed as an asset that can shape the future of the nation. Countries such as Japan where median age has approached almost 45 years is getting worried about its future competitiveness when compared to nation such as India where median age is 25 years and has thriving young population. Along with young population their education is equal, if not more, important. Which is why having an excellent school system is a must.

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6 Ways to Attract Better Customers to Your Business

April 21, 2015

Customers
Running a business requires fascinating alchemy of hard work, savvy, talent, and luck —just a few of the ingredients necessary for your success. But there is one other element that doesn’t get quite enough press, and that’s finding the right kind of customer.

Whether you run a printing press or a marketing agency, not all customers are created equal. Sometimes it is better to let go of “bad” customers and focus on the ones that are good for your business. But where and how do you find those “good” customers? From being results driven to trusting your gut, here are six ways to attract better customers to your business.

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Tips for Choosing the Best Car Loan

April 17, 2015

Car Loan
Car loan is one of the biggest debt people will take after house mortgage. While some people can afford to buy a car with outright cash, majority of buyers need to borrow from banks or other lenders. There are many car loans in the market to choose from, and they’re offered by a number of different lenders, from banks to building societies, large supermarkets, car dealerships and independent providers like Nemo Personal Finance. Remember a Nemo loan is secured against your home so you must ensure you can afford repayments.

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3 Tax Deductions Small Businesses Commonly Forget to Take

April 15, 2015

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The saying goes there are only two things certain in life – death and taxes. It is difficult to find anyone who likes thinking about either. While you cannot do anything about death, you can certainly find ways to, at least, lower the taxes you need to pay to the government. As a small business owner you have number of things to worry about and keeping track of all the possible tax deductions you can take should not be one of them. This is what you hire accountants and financial planners for. However, it is your responsibility to understand what taxes your small business can claim so that you can plan your expenses accordingly. Below we discuss three tax deductions many small business owners usually forget to pay attention to. Study them to ensure you don’t overpay your taxes.

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