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Business
Four Employment Regulations That Will Affect Business Owners in 2014
Watch out for regulation changes regarding age discrimination, health care, veteran employment and independent contractors.
November 20, 2013
Employment 11239676
Business
Stop Micro-Managing Your Rental Business
Detmer Consulting Inc.
In any business, it's just not wise for the person at the top to be bogged down with the mountain of day-to-day minutiae that must be dealt with in running a successful business.
September 25, 2013
Personnel Management
Employees with 'Attitude': How to Reverse the Entitlement Attitude of Your Problem-Staffers
5 tips to turn around negative attitudes and allow employers to assume their proper roles in the workplace.
August 21, 2013
The relationship between employer and employee works best when the relationship is kind but formal as opposed to friend-like and casual.
Business Services
Reducing Lost Time Pays Big Dividends
The Institute for WorkComp Professionals indicates that costs mount exponentially when a claim moves from medical-only to lost-time.
August 19, 2013
Coaching & Consulting
Why – and How – to Hold Your Crews Accountable
August 16, 2013
Business Services
Four Steps to Motivate Your Workforce
Construction Business Coaching
A leader's job is to discover what makes each worker do their best and produce outstanding results
July 24, 2013
Clear expectation, recognition, communication and showing you care can help motivate your workers to want to work like you want them to.
Business
How Health Care Reform Affects Your Taxes
Much has been written on the what will play out in broad terms, but how about how the law will affect your equipment rental business' taxes.
July 16, 2013
Healthcare 11119565
Business Services
What's the Injury Cost Difference for Younger and Older Workers
Research shows that once workers reach 35 years old the cost of their injuries are very similar to "older workers"
June 25, 2013
Oonce workers reach 35 years old, the costs of their injuries are very similar to older workers.
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
It's Time to Play or Pay
The Shared Responsibility Mandate applies to “large” employers. This is defined to mean all private or public employers with 50 or more full-time employees.
May 3, 2013
Healthcare Costs Small1 10959708
Personnel Management
Are You Asking the Right Questions on Your Job Application?
A well-crafted job application can be one of your most effective hiring tools when looking for employees.
April 24, 2013
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Business Services
Four reasons incentives can backfire - and what to do about it
4 reasons employee incentives fail
April 17, 2013
Business Services
How to Be An Effective Leader in a Flat Economy
Construction Business Coaching
Effective leaders realize they must have the courage to change themselves first before anyone will follow their lead and innovative vision
April 17, 2013
Business owners should have a dynamic focused vision employees get excited about. People want to follow a leader on a mission.
Project Management
How To Find The Right Construction Project Manager
Tips on how to find and hire the best construction project manager for your company
March 21, 2013
Responsibilities of construction project managers include a variety of tasks like budgeting, coordinating, supervising projects from start to finish, obtaining the required permits and preparing contracts.
Construction Safety
Occupational Medicine
Your construction firms should choose an occupational medicine clinic that offers services in care for workers injured on the job, workers compensation related evaluations, drug testing and the like.
March 13, 2013
Skid Steers
How to Buy a Skid Steer
Possibly even more so than with most equipment, matching a skid steer to your business and the work you do can mean the difference between adding a productive piece of equipment to your fleet and buying some big iron that makes you feel good – until you walk by it sitting in the yard day after day.
March 8, 2013
Case offers nine skid steer models over three frame sizes. The SR200 and SR250 are the most common skid steers found among contractors, with the SR200 getting a little more contractor attention because it is a smaller machine with ample power that maneuvers easier and fits better on some jobsites.
Business Services
Methods to Ensure Crews Deliver Top Quality in the Field
The Contractor's Business Coach
Tips to help ensure your crew is working properly without having to be in the field with every crew every day
March 6, 2013
Mix and match your approaches for driving quality. Different approaches will work for different crews.
Project Management
Know the Skills of a Successful Construction Project Manager
Construction project managers should know the industry and have strong skills in leadership, decision making, budget management and risk management
February 26, 2013
When at a construction site, project managers will be exposed to situations they may not learn about in classrooms. Being able to make decisions and react in a timely manner will help them excel.
Personnel Management
4 Tips for Motivating Young Employees
Know what makes young workers happy to keep them productive
January 16, 2013
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