Social Media Stocking Stuffers For 2020 Strategies
You’re more likely to get a high-quality conversion, which is how you get people to sign up for webinars or registrations, do the downloads, get on your email list, and so on
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Category: Columns
Rockland County voices from our editors and guest columnists
New York Employees Working At Least Six Hours Must Take a Lunch Break
Most employers (hopefully) know that New York requires employers to give meal periods to employees working 6 hours or more – but, did you know there are specific times of day during which meal periods must be taken?
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Bill Batson Dishes Advice On Artist Collaborations
Collaboration is often the currency of small business, particularly when those enterprises are artist-driven.
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Why Do Women Have Ambiguous Relationships With Money?
There is nothing more debilitating and deflating to our financial wellness than comparing our choices and situation to someone else’s.
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New York Employers Must Give Employees 3 Hours Paid Leave to Vote on Election Day
Employees allowed up to three hours of paid leave to go to the polls on Election Day.
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Startups Should Oil Their Wheels Before Branding Themselves
Truth is, there are situations where you may not need the powers of branding to help your company grow. One of those situations is the startup phase of building your business.
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New York Employers Cannot Ask Job Applicants About Their Past Salaries
On July 10, 2019, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a bill that amends New York Labor Law to include a prohibition on employers making wage or salary history inquiries.
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Firing An Employee? Put It In Writing
New York State has long required employers to provide written notice to employees who leave the company – regardless of the reason. In the three decades since this has been required, we have found most New York employers don’t even realize this requirement exists. Here’s what you need to know.
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Buckle Up For A Bumpy Social Media Platform Ride
We don’t love change, let’s be honest. But change is de rigueur on social media platforms so buckle up and prepare for the ride.
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Minimum Wage To Rise Again In New York — Are You Ready?
As part of the 2016-17 State Budget, New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation enacting a statewide $15 minimum wage plan that will increase earnings of an estimated 2.1 million New Yorkers, in all industries across the state.
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