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Employers’ Liability Insurance: Why Your Business Needs It

When to Outsource HR? 6 Signs Your Business Needs Help

Sexual Harassment Training in California: All You Need to Know

New Minimum Wage for California’s Healthcare Workers is Here

How to Measure Employee Performance? Best Tools & Methods

7 Benefits of Outsourcing Payroll for Your Business

[Podcast] Poking Around the Mandatory Vaccination Question
Greg and John discuss mandatory vaccinations and how to keep a workplace healthy and safe for all. You wake up and feel a little fatigued but brush it off as a restless night of sleep and go to work. By

[Podcast] Making Sense of PPP Forgiveness and the 3508 Application Process
Greg and John discuss the PPP forgiveness process and provide helpful advice & resources for business leaders. The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) was closed for new loan applications on August 08, 2020. Upon closing the Department of the Treasury (USDT)

How to Create a Good Company Culture That Veterans Will Appreciate
Veterans are invaluable assets to small businesses and major corporations, and a good company culture plays an integral role in the development and success of these unique employees. But are you doing enough to ensure that your company culture is

[Podcast] Cyber Security Considerations in the COVID-19 World
Greg and John speak with special guest Cole Halpin of Avitus Group IT Security. As a former Organized Crime Ring Investigator in the private sector I learned a lot about security within a physical space. Often, we had to capture

[Podcast] COVID-19 and California SB 1159: What It Means to Your Business
Greg Heiss and John McFarland discuss the new California SB 1159 legislation and how it will affect businesses throughout the state. Listen in to learn options and requirements for businesses. Essential – absolutely necessary; extremely important (dictionary.com). When I think of

Why Civility Needs to Make a Comeback
“I’ve seen better-organized food fights at summer camp,” Republican strategist Michael Steel said in The New York Times about the September 29 Presidential debate. The debate clearly demonstrated why 75% of respondents in the annual “Civility in America” nationwide survey said civility in