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IRS issues opinions on workplace benefits


September 28, 2011 by Jennifer Azara

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The IRS recently sat down with the American Bar Association and employers to confirm how the Taxman would rule in several common benefits scenarios. See if what IRS says matches what you do. More…

Warning about hiring independent contractors


September 23, 2011 by Jim Giuliano

A new initiative involving 10 states, the IRS and the U.S. Department of Labor takes aim at worker classification.

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3 ways to overcome stalling prospects


May 20, 2011 by Bob Hill

Here are three ways salespeople can overcome stalling prospects, and speed up the sales cycle in order to close more. More…

Pet insurance? Really? A case for voluntary benefits


April 28, 2011 by Jennifer Azara

No matter how attractive your current healthcare offering is now, it may not matter soon. More…

The benefits that attract the best employees


March 22, 2011 by Jennifer Azara

It’s the little things that count … when you are looking to hold onto your best performers or attract future superstars to your company.  More…

9 questions every sales pro must be able to answer


February 22, 2011 by Bob Hill

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Sales leaders who expect to win more business make it a priority to learn (and teach their teams) the answers to these nine questions:  More…

6 top reasons white papers fail


February 9, 2011 by Ken Dooley

White papers have been proven to be an effective marketing tool. But some companies publish white papers that create more harm than good. Here are the six top problems that can make them fail. More…

What the tax-cut extension means to your firm


January 12, 2011 by Jennifer Azara

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That 11th-hour extension of the Bush-era tax cuts leaves companies with some small tasks to tackle and some big questions to answer. Is your business ready?  More…

Earning – and – keeping customers’ trust: 4 keys


January 7, 2011 by Ken Dooley

Closing a sale is no longer just a matter of being on good terms with the customer or overcoming objections. It’s now a matter of trust. More…

4 questions to answer before the initial handshake


December 6, 2010 by Bob Hill

There are four questions that can help place your company in a better position to win the sale before even speaking to a prospect. More…

3 things every prospect considers before agreeing to a sale


November 22, 2010 by Bob Hill

There are three progressions most buyers go through en route to making a buying decision. More…

Common traits of top closers


November 8, 2010 by Bob Hill

Not everyone can duplicate what makes a sales superstar great, but instilling these four traits in your salespeople could have a major impact on closing rates. More…

Why the best salespeople don’t sell products or services


September 3, 2010 by Ken Dooley

Customers aren’t interested in buying products or services. Their interest in products or services extends only as far as those things can help fulfill these goals: More…

Obama extends FMLA benefits to more employees


August 5, 2010 by Jennifer Azara

Get ready: Your company is likely going to have to offer medical leave options in more situations. More…

The TBOP process: Use it to close more sales


February 18, 2010 by Ken Dooley

The TBOP process sets up the sales presentation. It creates the foundation of the sales call and allows your salespeople to proceed with an effective and relevant dialogue. More…

Headed your way: 12 major fed rules in 2010


January 5, 2010 by Jennifer Azara

No matter what your size or industry, your business will be impacted by many of the 12 new rules and regs on this list. More…

Latest health bill: 2 changes that most affect employers, employees


November 24, 2009 by Jim Giuliano

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To be sure, there’s much to be aware of among the 2,074 pages of the Senate’s health bill. Employers and employees will want to take special note, however,  of two changes from the House version. More…

Feds plan 6,000 biz audits: What they’re looking for


November 18, 2009 by Jim Giuliano

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The Internal Revenue Service is calling it “the National Research Program on employment tax compliance.” What it amounts to is a far-reaching audit program to dig up business-tax revenues. More…

5 ways unions get their foot in the door


November 11, 2009 by Jim Giuliano

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Union leaders — with the help of the White House — say they plan to increase membership by 15 million over the next 10 years. They’ll do it by hitting employers who make five crucial mistakes in employee relations. More…

4 keys to fighting increased retirement-plan fees


October 2, 2009 by Jared Bilski

Retirement-plan providers are jacking up management fees and expenses for many small firms. You don’t necessarily have to sit there and take it. More…


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