Monthly Archives: January 2010

Many of us still remember those punch clocks that our parents used to punch in and out of work, these machines were planned to keep an eye on the time employees spent and hopefully worked at the work place. For many years, companies have relied on employee time clocks to accurately record how many hours are worked by each employee every week. Even though clocks have changed, these companies need to have some type of system that they can use to create payroll and ensure emp...

From small business to large industry, the common factor of a good level of cleanliness ensure the reliability of machinery and development of work.

Obtaining funding for your small business can be quite tedious; it takes a lot of research, grant writing, and proposal submissions. Here are some tips to help you get started and additional resources by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page.

A meeting without an agenda is like a journey without a map. And a meeting with a bad agenda can be even worse. Here's how to prepare an agenda that keeps you in control of your meeting.

Everyone needs to network: entrepreneurs, small business owners, job seekers! But does everyone maximize the benefits of networking?

Do you waste a lot of your working day in boring, mindless meetings? If so, read on to find out how you can make your meetings into productive and worthwhile events. Honestly!

Having formed a limited company you will probably get on with making your business a success. However you have probably not considered the potential for your company to be hijacked. Without your knowledge an individual may steal the identity of your company and begin to open bank accounts and enter into fraudulent contracts. A few simple steps can help to prevent this from occurring.