If you don't have a policy prohibiting employees from downloading apps on their company-issued mobile devices, you'll want to draft one up ASAP. (more…)
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When Brian Kiros moved from Connecticut to Vermont, he received a sizable vehicle tax bill for failing to return his old license plate. Kiros wasn't happy, and he made sure the state knew it. (more…)
Even though managers understand the importance of the annual performance review, many make the same mistakes – year after year. (more…)
Your workers do want help when it comes to socking away money for retirement. And they have a very specific time frame in mind for when that help should come. (more…)
Between handheld gadgets (smartphones, Blackberries, etc.), time-wasting websites and office gossip, there's no shortage of distractions for today's workers. (more…)
The head honchos at utility provider National Grid are pushing for the biggest gas rate hike in Massachusetts history, and it’s all happening to cover hundreds of thousands of dollars in outrageous business expenses. (more…)
The finance chief is arguably a company's most critical asset. So why do so few firms have a succession plan in place? (more…)
Sure, cutting back on travel is a great way to save -- but for some companies it's just not an option. So how do these firms manage T&E spending? (more…)
If you feel banks are holding you back when it comes to your supply chain finance initiatives, you're not alone. But there are other factors to consider, as well. (more…)
Many businesses are using social networking sites as a tool to get problem customers to pay up. But you'll want your A/R staffers to tread carefully in this area. (more…)
You can’t blame these criminals entirely for their theft of a golden artifact. After all, the museum encouraged them to grab it! (more…)
There are plenty of people that believe things are starting to get better. Unfortunately, most managers don't fall into this category. (more…)
