Measuring Up Building a Workforce Takes Time People can be very frustrating to work with, but without employees, you are not a contractor. Monroe Porter October 4, 2013 No Comments I frequently receive questions from customers regarding the difficulty in building a workforce.Read More
Health Care Reform to Take Center Stage at Best of Success Chris King August 28, 2013 No Comments The Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law on March 23, 2010, and several of its key provisions are scheduled for Jan. 1, 2014.Read More
Protecting the Innocent: When Good Employees Go Bad Monroe Porter April 11, 2013 No Comments Bosses can't be too sweet when things go sour. Read More
The Impact of the Noel Canning Decision on the NLRB Richard Alaniz April 11, 2013 No Comments The Obama administrations decisions are changing labor union dynamics. Read More
Six Symptoms of a Declining Business Monroe Porter March 6, 2013 No Comments For years I have talked about the four stages of business organizations: wonder, blunder, thunder and plunder.Read More
Tips for Dealing With Difficult People Monroe Porter February 11, 2013 No Comments Successful contracting is more about dealing with people than it is about using the tools. Read More
The Affordable Care Act in the Construction Industry Trent Cotney December 5, 2012 No Comments With its enactment in March 2010, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) became one of the most polarizing pieces of legislation in recent history. Read More
Fourteen Useful Business Tips Monroe Porter December 5, 2012 No Comments Ideas are the lifeblood of progressive companies. Read More
Dealing With a Family Succession Plan Monroe Porter October 3, 2012 No Comments Runninga small business is stressful. Read More
The Difference Between Acknowledging and Criticizing Al Levi July 10, 2012 No Comments I recently received an e-mail from a client that instantly reminded me of how I used to deliver “Poop Sandwiches” to my own employees. Read More
