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Is Your SBA Loan in Default? Forgiveness Is Possible
Learn about the SBA's offer in compromise process, including who is eligible and important do's and don'ts for handling SBA default.
Jason Milleisen
Jason Milleisen
Can Employers Require Employees to Get the COVID Vaccine?
Learn the legal ins and outs of requiring your employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Skye Schooley
Skye Schooley
New Round of Paycheck Protection Program Loans Coming: What You Need to Know
The Paycheck Protection Program has been revamped and funded under the $900 billion coronavirus stimulus bill that President Trump signed on Dec. 27.
Adam Uzialko
Adam Uzialko
How Small Businesses Can Budget for a Tumultuous 2021
Creating a business budget for the new year is challenging when it's not clear when the pandemic will end. Here's how to budget for an uncertain 2021.
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Donna Fuscaldo

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The Importance of Self-Care for Productivity at Work
By Skye Schooley | March 21, 2022

Self-care is not always a priority, but it is important for achieving greater workplace happiness, productivity, and success.

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5 Ways to Reduce Operational Costs for Your Small Business
By Jennifer Dublino | March 18, 2022

Achieve your financial targets without compromising quality and performance.

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Sixty-one Percent of Workers are Seeking or Planning to Seek New Jobs
By business.com editorial staff | March 01, 2022

Higher pay, better benefits, or improved work environment could entice 88 percent of these job seekers to stay with their current company

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Business Accommodations for Employees with Hearing Impairments, Vision Impairments, Or Other Disabilities
By business.com editorial staff | February 23, 2022

Business Accommodations for Employees with Hearing Impairments, Vision Impairments, Or Other Disabilities

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Business Scams 101: Common Schemes and How to Avoid Them
By business.com editorial staff | February 23, 2022

Scammers want to steal from your company. Here’s what they do, and how you can shut them down.

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Using Form 941 to Pay Quarterly Payroll Taxes
By David Gargaro | February 16, 2022

This guide explains Form 941, which employers need to fill out for tax withholdings from employee paychecks during payroll.

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What Is a Site-to-Site VPN?
By Sean Peek | February 16, 2022

A site-to-site VPN allows workers to securely access resources from a remote location.

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What Is Risk in Business Insurance?
By Nicole Urbanowicz | February 16, 2022

In insurance, risk is the chance of an adverse or unexpected event that results in an insurance claim. Learn how insurance companies assess risk and what your business should do to mitigate it.

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Lawsuits on the Rise: Small Businesses Need EPLI
By Nicole Urbanowicz | February 16, 2022

This guide explains employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) and why small businesses need it to protect them from legal costs and penalties associated with lawsuits.

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Onboarding vs. Orientation: What's the Difference?
By Sean Peek | February 16, 2022

Many people conflate onboarding and orientation, but these two important HR processes have key differences that set employees up for success.

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What Is Employee Attrition?
By Nicole Fallon | February 16, 2022

If your business is struggling with employee attrition, it may be helpful to analyze your workforce trends and find the root cause.

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Almost Half of Workers Support Employers Mandating Vaccination
By Chad Brooks | February 16, 2022

Four percent of workers say they'll quit if they are forced to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Don't Want a VPN? 4 Alternatives to Consider for Your Business
By Nicole Fallon | February 16, 2022

Virtual private networks are a tool to help protect your business's private data, but they are not perfect.

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How to Keep Your Team Members Engaged and Motivated Remotely
By Jennifer Post | February 15, 2022

Remote employees can become disconnected from the company. It is important to find ways to create a cohesive and motivated team.

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What Is SUTA Tax? How Do You Calculate It?
By David Gargaro | February 15, 2022

To cover the costs of unemployment benefits for workers, employers are responsible for paying unemployment taxes as part of their payroll taxes.

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10 Small Business Grants for Minorities in 2020
By Adam Uzialko | February 15, 2022

There are many grants available for minority-owned businesses. Find out how you can take advantage of these grant programs to start or grow your business.

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Can Employers Require Employees to Get the COVID Vaccine?
By Skye Schooley | February 15, 2022

Learn the legal ins and outs of requiring your employees to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Remote Work Trends and the Coronavirus: What Changes Are Coming?
By Skye Schooley | February 15, 2022

Learn about the benefits of remote work and why more small businesses may permanently integrate it after the pandemic is over.

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How to Get PPP Loan Forgiveness
By Donna Fuscaldo | February 15, 2022

Paycheck Protection Program loans are coming due, but you don't have to worry about paying it back if you apply for forgiveness.

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What Services Can a PEO Provide for Your Small Business?
By Joshua Stowers | February 15, 2022

Learn about the HR services you can outsource to a PEO.

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What Is the Paycheck Protection Program, and How Can It Help Small Businesses During COVID-19?
By Adam Uzialko | February 15, 2022

The Paycheck Protection Program is an element of the CARES Act, a $2 trillion stimulus package passed in March. How will it help small businesses weather the coronavirus pandemic?

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9 Money-Saving Ideas for Your Newly Funded Business
By Howard Goldstein | February 15, 2022

These money-saving tips will help your small business run efficiently and profitably.

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What Is a Merit Pay Increase?
By Julie Thompson | February 15, 2022

Merit increases can boost worker productivity and retention, but you need to know if they're right for your business and the best ways to implement them.

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How to Monitor and Support Employee Mental Health
By Skye Schooley | February 15, 2022

Employee mental health is especially important amid the coronavirus pandemic. Learn how to effectively support your employees and their mental well-being.

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Transitioning Your Office Online Must Work for All Employees
By Mark Shapiro | February 15, 2022

Due to COVID-19, more employees are teleworking, and this can be a benefit for those with disabilities. But telework presents new issues that employers must address to ensure digital accessibility.

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How to Effectively Implement Employee Monitoring Software
By Aigerim Berzinya | February 15, 2022

Employee monitoring software, when used in a transparent manner, can help your business. Learn how to implement it properly.

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10 Ways to Adapt Your Marketing Plan During the Pandemic
By Skye Schooley | February 15, 2022

Use these 10 strategies to modify your marketing plan and improve your efforts to reach your consumers during the coronavirus outbreak.

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7 Signs It's Time to Hire Your First HR Person
By Skye Schooley | February 15, 2022

Here are a few key signs that it's time to consider bringing on an HR employee for your small business.

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How to Manage an Employee Leave of Absence
By Alison Grillo | February 15, 2022

Employers must understand what their obligations are for providing employees a leave of absence.

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Employee Expense Reimbursement
By David Gargaro | February 15, 2022

In some states, employers are required to reimburse employees for expenses. In others, this could be a recruiting tool.