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Writing an Effective Job Description

Where do you begin when you want to write an effective job description—how do you even start? By following an orderly approach, you’ll be able to create descriptions even the first time. Then you’ll be able to use them to benefit your company, both in hiring and in evaluating existing positions.

Employee Orientation and Training for Small Businesses

Human Resources | Angela Cordle

Your business is only as good as the people you have in it. Successfully integrating new employees into the business will keep things going smoothly. Employee orientation and training programs are essential to maintaining your business’s mission and customer-oriented focus.

The Pros and Cons of Hiring Independent Contractors

Human Resources | Bill Wortman

You are looking for the best employees you can possibly find. For some business owners, using independent contractors is the best option. This guide will help you distinguish between contractors and employees, and break down the pros and cons of independent contractors.

Becoming an Employer

Human Resources | Rick Gossett

Hiring your first employee is a big step for your business. It also means you have to deal with a lot of complicated regulatory requirements! This checklist of 10 items to do after becoming an employer comes from the Small Business Administration, and will help you keep your focus on your customers.