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Here are some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various tax, marketing, HR, career, personal, and technology tips. Barbara Weltman @BarbaraWeltmanTips for Coping with the Changes in the Tax Code – How does the new law affect my #taxes this year? https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/23/business/tips-for-coping-with-the-changes-in-the-tax-code.html Dermody,Burke&Brown @DBurkeandBrown2018 Will be a Busy Year for Not-for-Profit […]
Here are some recent tweets that came across the @cnybj Twitter feed, offering various small business, marketing, HR, career, and technology tips. Dermody,Burke&Brown @DBurkeandBrownHow will the new #taxplan change federal income tax brackets in 2018 compared to 2017? http://www.dynamicontent.net/dcv2/article_pf.php?key=dbbllc2&article=1533 … Office of Advocacy @AdvocacySBA@BLS_gov report found small businesses are responsible for 64% of the net
5 Ways Leaders Can Achieve Personal Wellness
Leaders in companies and organizations often face enormous demands on their time, but the best leaders realize they can’t let those demands become so overwhelming that their health suffers as a result. Successful leaders prioritize personal wellness, both at home and at work. And those who don’t prioritize personal wellness should realize it’s not too
3 Reasons Why Hiring Older Employees is a Smart Decision
In the 2015 movie “The Intern,” Robert DeNiro starred as a 70-year-old widower who returns to the workforce as an under-appreciated and seemingly out-of-step intern working for a young boss played by Anne Hathaway. Initially, Hathaway’s character can’t quite relate to this baby boomer who ditched retirement out of boredom, but by the film’s finale,
State of the long-term care industry in 2018
The world of long-term care is changing in 2018, and this will impact the future of care in Central New York, as well as the future of Loretto. Dementia & memory care trends The number of Americans age 65 and older living with memory loss, including Alzheimer’s and other dementia conditions, is projected to more
Viewpoint: Building a Website Your Patients Don’t Hate
It’s no secret: being tech-savvy is critical in the current business landscape. If your health-care practice (or small business) doesn’t have a fully operational website,
Viewpoint: Growing Hospital’s ROI, Skills by Reducing Contracts
As the New Year rapidly unfolds, health-care leaders are again challenged to find new ways to curb spending, get more done, boost revenue, enhance patient
Resources for Startups or Growing Businesses
The first quarter of the year is a great time to think about starting a business or growing your business. As entrepreneurs think about their businesses, often the first task that needs to be addressed is funding — whether it’s for new office space, investment in equipment, operating cash, payroll, marketing, or any other aspect of
Is Your Business Idea Part of a Fad or A Trend?
When we start to think about starting a business, there are so many things to consider. What are the steps to become legal? What are the proper filings I have to complete when established? How will I ever leave my job to go off on my own? Do I have what it takes? There is
How to Change Corporate Culture in 6 Steps
A company’s culture plays a significant role in how successful that company will be over the long haul. But often, as the world and circumstances change, that long-ingrained culture also needs to change — and that’s no easy task. The challenge is that most people live every day without much thought to the patterns and
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