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Asked & Answered: Hiring Help
I need to hire my first full-time employee. Do I need to incorporate? (ARTICLE)
Where Can I Get Information on Workers' Compensation?
You can information on workers compensation under Employment & HR and Insurance in the Business Advice section of ... (ARTICLE)
Work & Life: Dealing With Disabilities
Entrepreneurs with disabilities worry about losing aid and handling rigorous schedules. (ARTICLE)
IRS Requirements for Employees
If you have employees, you are responsible for several federal, state and local taxes. (ARTICLE)
What Is an ESOP?
Learn more about how an employee stock ownership program can improve employees' work efforts, build loyalty, and create ... (ARTICLE)
Determining Which Employment Laws Are Applicable to Your Business
Laws regulating employment relationship can come from different federal, state or local sources and it can be confusing ... (ARTICLE)
Talking with Disabled Employees About Reasonable Accommodations
The employment provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act protect disabled job applicants and employees from discrimination. (ARTICLE)
How Can I Fire an Employee Without Running the Risk of Being Sued?
A: I am not happy with an employee's performance. I want to fire him, but I want to ... (ARTICLE)
Horror-scope: Hopes and fears for the new year
The local economy is a four-car pile-up at the side of the Expressway, with flashing lights and sirens ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Communication is the key in layoffs
Margaret M. DiBianca, an associate with Young, Conaway, Stargatt & Taylor in Wilmington, Del., and editor of the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Salvatore takes security battle to Supreme Court.
A New York arbitration case with major implications for the real estate industry reached the Supreme Court last ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Trucking and the New Administration
Election day has come and gone, and regardless of political persuasion, the optimist in each of us hopes ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Layoff-Related Lawsuits Are Surging, Legal Advice Is Needed
In their haste to downsize or when banks abruptly call in their debts, many firms simply fail to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Who Regulates Workplace and Occupational Safety?
At the federal level, two agencies of the Department of Labor are the most important in terms of ... (ARTICLE)
The Proper Classification of Workers
To determine whether a worker should be classified as an employee or an independent contractor, the IRS will ... (ARTICLE)
Recession Tightens Its Grip as Job Losses Top 2 Million
After months of increasingly sharp decline amid a darkening economic situation, the nation's job market experienced its most ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
How to Find Seasonal and Part-Time Employees
Hiring part-time workers is often the best way adjust to variations. (ARTICLE)
Job Search Help; How to Ensure Employment in Difficult Economic Times
ALI VELSHI, CNN HOST: Welcome to a special edition of YOUR MONEY, "Jobs 2009, Help Wanted." CHRISTINE ROMANS, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Business Laws That Small Businesses Should Worry About
Suffice to say it would take several volumes to include all of the laws that pertain to business, ... (ARTICLE) | |
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Industry Associations
Labor and Employment Relations Association
Businesspersons, union leaders, government officials, lawyers, arbitrators, academics, and others interested in research and exchange of ideas on social, political, economic, legal, and psychological aspects of labor and employment relations.
Members: 3,000
Founded: 1947
Dues: regular, $110 annual; family, $10 annual; emeritus, $60 annual; full-time student, $25 annual; contributing, $200 annual.