When it comes to winning new projects, it’s not enough to work hard, do things right and come in under budget. Those things will all help, but only if you have the communications skills to get that message across to prospective clients. Don’t worry. You don’t have to take a master’s class on writing to …
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You’ve built a successful business. You’ve worked long, hard hours creating relationships with your clients and delivering above and beyond their expectations. You’re a recognized name in your industry. Now the truly hard work begins. Once you’re established, how do you continue to make your business grow year after year? There are plenty of buzzwords …
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You can’t predict an OSHA inspection. OSHA doesn’t work on a site-by-site list to plan its inspection cycles. Instead, they perform random inspections and respond to incidents or complaints. That means instead of planning for a set inspection time, you need to make sure your site is prepared for an inspection at all times. Here’s …
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Facts about the Labor Market in King and Snohomish Counties 2015 brings the tightest labor market in over 7 years; and will continue to become more challenging for employers to hire and retain quality workers. National Labor information released Friday September 4, 2015 reported lowest unemployment nationally since 2008 at 5.1%. The July 2015 unemployment rate …
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If you employed more than 50 full-time or full-time equivalent employees last year, you must file a 1094-C form this year to ensure your company is compliant with the latest Affordable Care Act guidelines. Failing to file, or filing incorrectly, could mean hefty penalties for your company; so start now to make sure you’re ready …
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Managing a project involves more than just understanding how to read schematics and organize a team of full-time and temporary workers. Whether you’re constructing a new building, renovating an office complex, or rewiring someone’s home, a successful project manager needs to excel in three areas: communication, leadership, and risk
You want to make the best impression with your new employer, so the last thing you need is to be out sick your first week on the job. Unfortunately, the flu doesn’t care how long you’ve been on the job, and if you’re new to a worksite, chances are you’re going to come into contact …
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