Side hustling is a great way to make extra money. The more successful your side hustle is, the more motivated you are to continue, right? Not exactly. There are many other factors that contribute to the longevity of your side hustle. Duration of a Side Hustle Here’s how you can tell how long you should side hustle […]
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Finding the right employees for your small business can be challenging. There are countless places, both online and off, where you can advertise your job and find talented people, so which ones are best for finding the candidates you need? To help you decide, we asked a panel of Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) members the following question:
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A new report is saying that almost half of people recently hired (41%) used an online job board to find work and 61% flagged automatic job alerts as helpful. What’s more, a full 14% found their present job using social media. The findings from How Do People Find Jobs? published by the B2B research firm,
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The LinkedIn 2018 Emerging Jobs Report says artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. However, it also states basic business functions are surging, adding technology can’t replace the power of humans. This LinkedIn report is put together so professionals and businesses in the US can take a peek at the jobs and skills which are
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The federal minimum wage is currently set at $7.25 per hour. However, many states and local communities have higher minimum hourly rates for workers. In fact, 22 states raised their minimum wage rules early in 2019, surpassing the 2018 total of 18. Minimum Wage 2019 To keep up with the rules in terms of your
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Roughly 2.4 percent of the Americans in the workforce quit their jobs in the past year, the fastest rate since 2001, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). 2018 Turnover Trends The BLS’s most recent version of the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey (JOLTS) found that an average of 3.5 million Americans quit their jobs
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According to the SBA, small businesses employ nearly half (47.5%) of all workers in the U.S. If you have employees, your payroll likely is different for 2019. Here are 10 changes to note: 2019 Payroll Changes 1. Watch for new minimum wage rules While the federal minimum wage rate is unchanged for 2019 ($7.25 per
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The 2018 November ADP National Employment Report has revealed franchises added 11,500 jobs to the national employment numbers. According to the International Franchise Association (IFA), there were 745,290 establishments in 2017 employing 7.881 million people across the country. For the most part, these are small companies which employ one to 19 workers but never the
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The November ADP Small Business Report says there was an increase of 46,000 jobs for the month in private-sector small business employment. November 2018 ADP Small Business Report The ADP data for small business specifically looks at companies with 49 or fewer employees. With small businesses accounting for 58.9 million employees in the US, which
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The economic confidence of small business owners remains high, but finding qualified talent still remains a challenge in a tight labor market. The fall 2018 Bank Of America Small Business Owner Report (PDF) has revealed entrepreneurs are happy with the direction of the economy. According to the report, owners are anticipating revenue growth and they
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