Small Businesses Need to Get Smart to Compete for Best Job Candidates
Millions of small business owners across the country may now be in a better position to bring on more workers as a result of the increased improvement in the economy over the last several months or more, but may not be able to attract the most qualified candidates. As such, they might want to do a little more to ensure they’re able to compete with larger companies for the best applicants.
Can Mobile Banking Help Small Businesses Succeed?
Millions of Americans use mobile and online banking platforms in their everyday lives as a means of keeping up with their finances as best they can, and now a large and growing number of small businesses seem to be doing the same.
Small Businesses Need to Employ Best Practices for Hiring
With the economy gaining steam and a larger number of small business owners now saying they think their companies could be on track to begin hiring in the near future, it might be a good time for those entrepreneurs to review their practices for interviewing and bringing aboard new workers. Doing so can mean the difference between finding the absolute right person for the job, and someone who might be just average at it.
Improved Benefits May Be Vital to Keeping Employees Happy
Many small business owners are now looking for ways to retain their very best workers while also attracting new ones that might be able to better help a company flourish. However, it may not always be easy to do so. Fortunately, many experts recommend that improving the quality of the benefits companies offer may be key in this area.
Small Businesses Continued Massive Hiring Efforts in July
The total number of nonfarm private jobs increased by 200,000 in July, and this trend was once again led by companies categorized as either medium and small businesses. Meanwhile, only one industry actually saw employment decline in the first month of the year’s second half.
More Small Businesses Starting to Offer Loyalty Programs
Many small business owners may be looking for ways to offer consumers a little better value when they shop there while also promoting repeat business, and as a result, a large and growing number seem to be arriving at the same conclusion: That loyalty programs are the way to go.
How Can Small Businesses Deal with Reviews Posted Online?
Many small businesses likely know exactly how helpful a good review posted on various sites that help connect consumers with businesses can be. Likewise, they probably know how a negative review can damage their standing in the community. For this reason, i’s usually a good idea for owners to keep close tabs on these issues and try to increase their ratings on such sites in a number of ways.
Small Business Optimism at Highest Level Since Recession Ended
Millions of small business owners are now starting to enjoy the fruits of the ongoing economic recovery, and as a consequence, many are feeling more confident in their companies than they have in years.
Can Small Business Owners Avoid Higher Costs Under ACA Requirements?
The coming health care requirements that will make small business owners with more than 50 full-time workers extend those employees health insurance are a source of consternation for many companies. Some may fear that the added costs will cause them to lose money, and as a result, a number of entrepreneurs may now be looking for ways to cut their small business insurance costs.
How Should Small Business Owners Handle Millennial Employees?
Many small business owners who have been running their companies for a period of a decade or more might have noticed that in the past few years, a larger number of young people are applying for jobs. Some older entrepreneurs may not know exactly how to deal with some of the differences that these workers bring to the table which previous generations did not, but understanding these Millennials may be vital to successful operation going forward.