How to get employer tax credits for paid sick leave, family leave
By Mitchell Goldberg and Bryan S. Appel The Families First Coronavirus Response Act imposes a mandate on all private employers with fewer than 500 employees (subject to some exceptions where
How to achieve victory in the face of a pandemic
By Joseph Luzinski Regardless of when and how the federal government comes to the aid of businesses and households, now is the time for company owners and managers to lead.
Coronavirus and Call Centers: What to Do Now and Later
By Howard Dvorkin, CPA For nearly three decades, I’ve launched and sold businesses that rely heavily on call centers. To cope with a possible COVID-19 pandemic that could affect my
Women business leaders find progress and need for further change
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Tips on recruiting & retaining employees
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StevenDouglas turns 35
StevenDouglas, a boutique executive search and interim resources firm, is celebrating 35 years in business. CEO Steve Sadaka started the firm in Miami in 1984 and it has grown to
Celebrating International Women’s Day
An array of South Florida businesses and organizations participated in International Women’s Day, March 8, which has gained increased recognition with Germany, Russia and Cuba among the nations marking it
Chambers merge
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Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin on presidential leadership
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Inside Ultimate Software’s $11 billion buyout
I often ask entrepreneurs what their exit strategy is. It’s often having an initial stock offering, but Ultimate Software is going the other way by delisting from NASDAQ and going
Two South Florida companies rank high when it comes to remote jobs
FlexJobs has released its annual list of the Top 100 Companies to Watch for Remote Jobs in 2019. Two South Florida companies made the list, Kaplan of Fort Lauderdale and
Stressed out? This story may just add to that
It’s no surprise to see a city like Detroit listed as the most stressful city in the United States, given all its economic ills, but the boom town known as
