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Staff Management
10.23.00
Outplacement
Services -- Defunct Dot-Com Style
How
some out-of-business Net companies try to help their
laid-off workers
9.20.00
Benefit Benchmarks
Ever
wonder what makes up a "typical" small-business package?
Take a look
8.31.00
A Major Compromise over the Minimum Wage?
In
exchange for a $1-an-hour lift, the House GOP leadership
is offering tax breaks for small business
8.25.00
Forging Startups in a "Foundry" - Lickety-Split
Former
AMD No. 2 S. Atiq Raza says his superincubator streamlines
the way new companies get up and running
8.8.00
Salaries Go Sky-High
Defectors
from large companies are getting small outfits to meet
their lofty demands
8.7.00
A Day's Pay for a Day's Work?
Temp
service Labor Ready is being sued for charging workers
for cashing daily paychecks
7.28.00
A Buddy System for Disciplinary Meetings
Nonunion
employees now have the right to take a colleague with
them
7.3.00
Here Comes Paid Parental Leave
What
workers cheer, some employers may fear. Still, many
states with flush unemployment funds are giving it serious
thought
6.30.00
Pension Plans for Small Business
A
comparison of major retirement options and their key
features, compiled by the Pension and Welfare Benefits
Administration
6.22.00
Married to the Business
Many
couples can't handle the pressures of partnership. This
pair has learned how to finesse the stress
6.21.00
Premium Pain Relief
By
banding together in association health plans, small
businesses can cut costs down to size
6.6.00
How It Can Pay to Teach
A
new study finds that employees value training that focuses
on the basics
6.2.00
Fight Back Against Rising Health-Care Costs
Regional
and trade groups wield more clout in price negotiations
5.18.00
An Overhaul of the Overtime System is Long Overdue
Old
rules haven't kept up as the New Economy blurs the lines
between manager and employee
5.16.00
Summer Interns for Small Business
Labor
crunch? Get a helping hand in return for training disadvantaged
students
5.8.00
Foreign Aid
Hiring
abroad can ease your labor woesif you can handle
a bewildering bureaucracy. Here's how
4.25.00
How to Hook an MBA Right Out of B-School
Tips
for fitting a small business' needs into the B-school
placement ritual: A Q&A
4.14.00
Will Congress Ease the Shortage of Work Visas?
Pressure
mounts to make more available, but perhaps only for
big companies
3.20.00
What Makes Employees Want to Stick Around?
It
isn't always money. Sometimes, a kind word is all anyone
needs
3.20.00
Telecommuting: A Legal Primer
Out
of sight shouldn't mean out of mind when it comes to
liability
3.3.00
OSHA Won't Come Knockin' on the Home-Office Door
The
agency formally abandons efforts to hold employers responsible
for worker safety at home
2.25.00
It's Your Problem Too
Anxiety,
depression, and addiction among your staff can cost
you plenty. Here's how to cope
2.18.00
When Mental Disorder Strikes Your Staff
A
little empathy is good for the employee, and your business
12.23.99
Supposedly,
MBAs Are Dying to Work for Startups
So
how come it's so hard for entrepreneurs to hire them?
10.12.99
Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Headhunters
can be costly, but in the war for talent, they are an
invaluable weapon
10.1.99
The Gen-X Paradox: Let Go and They'll Stick Around
A
Q&A with author Bruce Tulgan on managing younger
workers
1.14.99
Take This Job, and Love It
Headhunter
Gary Knisely talks about luring and keeping
key staff in a tough market
10.21.98
Keeping Peace on the Floor
Our
strong anti-sexual-harassment policies work, but we
still have to wrestle with plenty of ambiguity
9.22.98
"You Have the Right to Be Fired"
Setting
terms clearly at the outset can avert employee lawsuits
6.10.98
Outsourcing: Check This Checklist First
5.25.98
Recruiting: Help Wanted Desperately
How
little companies manage to reel in the big talent
3.19.98
When Temps Are Harassed
12.8.97
What To Do before You Say 'You're Outta Here'
A
few crucial procedures can help lower the legal risks
in firing an employee
11.17.97
Outsourcing: You Do the Work, They Do the Paperwork
10.13.97
Harassment: Avoiding a Time Bomb
9.1.97
The Puzzle of Who Is a "Contractor"
6.9.97
Would You Hire This Person Again?

Benefits
4.7.00
The Real Reasons Small Companies Lack Pension Plans
Many don't know enough about the options or don't think plans are important
11.9.99
Reeling from Health-Care Sticker Shock
Facing the end of affordable company plans, many entrepreneurs are struggling to keep coverage alive
10.19.99
Whatever Workers Want
Unusual perks are de rigueur in Stamford, Conn., where labor is scarce indeed
10.13.99
And We'll Even Throw In...
These lucky employees have discovered that there is such a thing as a free lunch and pilot lessons, and college tuition,and pet care...
10.7.99
Perks That Work
Want to find and keep the best people? Make sure your benefits are up to date
10.1.99
A Checklist for Holding Down Health-Care Costs
Promoting a healthier life style is nearly costless, and the savings can be huge
10.1.99
Who Offers What
Personal Services Benefits
Health-Care Benefits
Family-Friendly Benefits
Based on a 1999 survey by the Society for Human Resources Management
9.9.99
Caveat Emptor: A Critical Look at Buying Health-Insurance Policies Online
The head of the Employee Benefit Research Institute talks about the obstacles to making an informed choice
9.3.99
Self-Insurance Can Cut Health-Care Costs If You Can Handle the Risk
A step-by-step guide for the uninitiated
6.21.99
Bridging the Pension Gap
A startup offers online application for group policies
6.18.99
Small-Biz Health Insurance
A startup offers online application for group policies
4.16.99
Trends: Managing Your Health-Care Costs
3.10.99
A Checkup for Your Health Plan
Online data help gauge quality of care
2.19.99
Checking Up on Your Health Plan
1.29.99
Facing Down the Coming Benefits Crunch
Employee Benefit Research Institute's CEO talks about rising costs and pressures
1.22.99
Big Names in 401(k) Plans Court Small Companies
Fidelity, Schwab, and T. Rowe Price are among the entrants
10.23.98
A Tax Break for Health-Care Costs Kicks in Sooner
The budget bill contains a bonus for the self-employed
10.12.98
Health-Plan Woes? Join the Club
Regional buying groups make it easier to offer benefits
5.25.98
Retirement: Now, More Can Join the ESOP Game
3.11.98
How Small Biz Can Dish Out More with Cafeteria Plans
3.3.97
Medical Savings Accounts: A Big Tax Break for Helping To Insure Yourself
MSAs are 'An incredible boon for the self-employed'
6.3.96
Recruiting: How Ya Gonna Keep 'Em?
Small companies trade stock, incentives, and respect for lower pay and longer hours

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