14 Tips for Maintaining Proper HR Documentation
You can have the most detailed documentation, but if there is no follow-through on the actions it states will be taken, then it does little good. ~ Alexandre Bocquet, Founder and CEO, Betterly
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You can have the most detailed documentation, but if there is no follow-through on the actions it states will be taken, then it does little good. ~ Alexandre Bocquet, Founder and CEO, Betterly
A word to the wise: if you sign a document prior to incorporation, you may still be personally liable for that specific agreement. So, incorporate sooner rather than later once profits are progressing. ~ Allan M. Siegel, Partner and Attorney, Chaikin, Sherman, Cammarata Siegel, P.C.
Before claiming R&D tax credits, companies should know the eligibility criteria for such credits. ~ ley Beam, Managing Attorney, Douglas R. Beam, P.A.
It should also provide for dispute resolution mechanisms such as mediation and arbitration clauses in case disagreements arise between members. ~ Linda Shaffer, Chief People Operations Officer, Checkr
It’s important for investors to understand how the conversion of their notes to equity could influence the size of their personal stake in the business. ~ Ian Wright, Managing Director, Business Financing
Transforming one of your conference rooms into a designated wellness area can be an option to encourage well-being for attorneys. ~ Deepa Tailor, Owner and Founder, Tailor Law
While cryptocurrency benefits and compensation might sound hot, there are serious complexities to iron out before this can happen securely. ~ Daniel Apke, Land Investing Online
If a legal practice can highlight how it’s making a difference in society, that can help with brand recognition. ~ Jibran Qazi, MCPD
One of the main reasons why businesses may get sued is for copyright infringement. ~ Morgan Taylor, Sourcery
The most common reason employees file for unfair dismissal, when it comes down to it, is lack of communication from the employer. ~ Jay Stafford, Law Firm of J.W. Stafford, L.L.C.