Our company is heading toward its 20th year anniversary this fall and the reason I mention this is to give context to what many might perceive as our small ‘side…
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Freelancers often bend over backward to accommodate clients, many times to the detriment of the freelancer. Bad clients are toxic. It’s never easy to say “you’re fired” to anyone, but…
Running a business is hard work, and it usually requires a lot of facetime–something at which your average introvert will balk–but that doesn’t mean that only neurotypicals and gregarious personalities…
Life as an entrepreneur can be overwhelming. You have a business to maintain, a constant eye on marketing trends, and have a million other tasks on your plate everyday. You…
Knowing what your freelance rates should be is a struggle in and of itself, but confidently determining what to charge clients based on circumstance is even more of a struggle–to…
This year has brought with it the Great Resignation, a time in American history that has seen the greatest increase in job resignations ever recorded by the Bureau of Labor…
Success and accolades are not always a determination on how employers treat their employees. KDE Equine LLC, founded by Steve Asmussen and operating as Asmussen Racing Stables, is under a…
Wage and Hour Division (WHD) Director John DuMont said, “Payroll before profit is one of the key principles in the Fair Labor Standards Act.” A West Virginia mining company that…
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed civil lawsuits against 15 different companies for not submitting required data collection, the EEO-1 Component 1. This workforce demographic data is so important to…
Raise your hand if you like things to be irritating and difficult. Sure, the tin-foil lining of things not going the way they need to be does give me something…