Education Administration

Once you have identified the skills needed for the positions you want to fill, there are many sources that can help you recruit job applicants....

Tax matters, both state and federal, can be very complicated. The IRS and other government agencies offer assistance to small businesses.

Like many government regulations, the rules surrounding workplace ergonomics can be mysterious and unclear. Here's some background on ergonomics legislation and current OSHA guidelines.

If you want to succeed in getting a loan, you have to be prepared and organized. You must know exactly how much money you'll need, why you need it, and how you'll pay...

Since the marketing budget for a small business is typically limited, you'll want to have some promotional ideas on hand that are cost-effective. Here is an overview of the possible promotional ideas that...

State laws generally require that you obtain, and typically display, a business license for most forms of business.

What is standing between you and starting your own business? If it's a lack of money, relax. There are a number of reasonable start-up capital options available to aspiring entrepreneurs.

The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) is a federal agency that has been misunderstood since it was created in 1970. Many small business owners cringe when they hear an employee threatening to...

Laws regulating employment relationship can come from different federal, state or local sources and it can be confusing to figure out which ones are applicable to your workplace.

Mary Parker Follet believed in the power of people working together while respecting the contributions of the individual, a philosophy that’s helped thousands of organizations succeed. Mary Foll...

The benefits to getting a Masters of Business Administration, or MBA, are enormous — your knowledge of the particular field of business you study (accounting, finance, economics, international business strategy, etc.) will skyrocket....

Rare is the entrepreneur steeped in sufficient knowledge to know what software his or her business needs, let alone how to deploy it.

Small business owners often are seized by a vision and driven to see it through. Yet a vivid image in the mind's eye is a sketchy roadmap at best.

The employment provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act protect disabled job applicants and employees from discrimination.

Until online services made them possible, 401(k)s have been cost-prohibitive for companies with fewer than 100 employees.

Do you have what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur? Ask yourself these questions....