ID'ing the office bully
They’re probably not shaking anyone down for milk money, but office bullies are just as damaging as the ones on the playground. And they’re costing companies … a lot.
Accounting
Don't hit that downsize button … yet
A reduction-in-force might increase cash flow, but is your company prepared for the employee exodus that’ll follow?
Put a real price tag on employee illness
You can claim “asthma and diabetes cost the workplace such and such per year,” but how much do health problems add up to for your company?
It's never too early to handle year-end
There’s one positive to closing the company’s books: Finance won’t have to worry about the task for another year. But starting the process early — as in, right now …
How two hours can slash workers’ comp costs
Workers’ comp costs can take a bite out of even the most safety-conscious companies’ bottom lines. Yes, have people wear their goggles and keep power cords off the floor. But you also might want to take a look at your job coding.
Auditors get clearer, but mistakes won't go unnoticed
Finance execs and investors may finally get a little bit of clarity from auditors — but that’s not necessarily good news.
