Rockland County voices from our editors and guest columnists
By Michael Fidlow Mere mortals are not necessarily supposed to understand an “EOB” – Explanation of Benefits – the forms sent by medical providers. Trying to make sense of these forms that land in the mail box can actually make us feel queasy. Do not despair. Here is an easy guide to navigate these documents, […]
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Business owners tend to focus on revenue generation first and foremost. That’s how we bring in sales. That’s how we feed our families.
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The Scaffold Law holds that building owners and/or general contractors bear responsibility for an injured worker even if the worker was at fault.
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This is the moment for Rockland County’s business women to lean in, harness their power, bring their skills to boardrooms, and most importantly, participate in government.
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Bernie Sanders warmed us up for the possibility of a national single-payer health-care system but now the topic is on the front burner in New York.
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Successful business people understand that giving back not only builds branding but spreads the message about you, your business and opens doors to people and colleagues with like minded ideas and concerns.
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Too many 50-plus career professionals know what it feels like to be squeezed out of longtime jobs and to lose their financial security by a younger, eager, cheaper labor force.
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Business owners should get behind efforts to pressure towns and villages to relax restrictive building codes and zoning regulations that discourage Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs).
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When the stock market takes one of its periodic roller-coaster rides it can be useful to have strategies in place to prepare you financially and psychologically to handle the volatility.
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With oil prices dropping sharply, down twelve trading sessions going into this week (the longest losing streak ever recorded), an ongoing trade war, huge Brexit concerns, and mixed views on global demand, we are seeing similarities in the economy and markets that mirror that of late 2015 and early 2016.
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