A longstanding legal weapon in the small-business arsenal has gotten a lot less powerful.
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Forget a fleet of solar panels (for now). These ideas can make your home a whole lot greener when money or time is in short supply.
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BYLAW: What contractors need to be aware of regarding 1099s and wage and hour compliance.
Human resources expert Douglas Delp offers tips for correctly recording employee hours when it comes to lunch breaks.
Using a personality profile, such as Caliper, to evaluate job candidates can prevent costly hiring mistakes.
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The keys to successfully integrating Gen-Y employees into your staff include not micromanaging them and making sure that technology and systems are up to date in your business.
A seasoned remodeler offers his five steps to increase sales based on 30 years of selling remodeling.
Tips for better cash management.
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The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on fraudulent advertising claims about energy efficiency.
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Remodeler Jeff Moeslein gives a sneak peek at his upcoming session on financing. Learn the basics behind how his company offers this option to clients.
ANDY HANNAN: Hiring the right employees and emphasizing customer service helps maintain company culture in the field and ensures customer satisfaction.
At Landis Construction, teaching English to field workers has improved efficiency and boosted employee confidence.
Mentoring interns is good for the industry, and good for your company.
Remodelers can face a dilemma when a client asks for a project that is tasteless or is on the verge of violating code.
It pays to keep office paperwork organized and to know which documents to keep and which to shred.