Business & Economic Opinion - Page 2
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Developing a training plan for your employees
Small business owners generally rate poorly when it comes to providing appropriate training for their employees. Their attitude is usually: 'Learn it on the job, by shadowing someone else - or you're fired!' There are two... More about Developing a training plan for your employees
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Are you built for profit?
We all know that retail space that can't hold a business, it's a clothing shop, it's a book shop then it's a bakery. No matter what nothing seems to stick.There are many reasons for it but the key one I ask myself, are they... More about Are you built for profit?
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The 0% Car Finance Myth
If you’re in the market for a new car, you’d have to be hiding under a rock to not know about the low-rate finance deals offered on vehicles. These ‘deals’ are plastered everywhere – online, in the paper, on TV and on... More about The 0% Car Finance Myth
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The benefits of having a succession plan
Before embarking on the process of business succession, it is essential that you understand your motivations for the process and what you hope to get out of it. Without a clear view of the intended outcome and the benefits of the process, it is... More about The benefits of having a succession plan
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4 Tips to Make Your First Video Webcast a Success
Webcasting is one of the most exciting tools that has come along in terms of video in the past decade. While once upon a time you had to record presentations, upload video segments to hosting sites, or simply rely on telecommunication,... More about 4 Tips to Make Your First Video Webcast a Success
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Are Some Companies Too Big To Succeed?
During the global financial crisis, many banks were bailed out because they were ‘too big to fail’. Now research has found that some companies listed on a share market are not good investments because they are ‘too big... More about Are Some Companies Too Big To Succeed?
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10 Questions with Fonterra's Dominic Quin
Dominic Quin is Fonterra's Director – Digital Transformation. He will be a panelist at the PwC Herald Talks - Global vs. Local, in Auckland on July 5 at Skycity Theatre. 1. In a nutshell, what is your role at... More about 10 Questions with Fonterra's Dominic Quin
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Nine Steps to Buying a Business
You've dreamt of being your own boss, of owning your own business - here are nine steps to help you on your way: 1. Self-assessment Build a profile of the key things you enjoy doing and your strengths - your ideal business will contain... More about Nine Steps to Buying a Business
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Calculating your break even point
This article provides formulas for working out your break even point with explanations on how to establish fixed and variable costs. Photo Attribution: learningdslrvideo.com When you are considering whether or not you should start or buy a... More about Calculating your break even point
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Minimum pay
The minimum wage applies to all paid employees 16 years-of-age and older, although there are different rates if your employee is 16 or 17 and is new to the workforce or if they are completing training. As an employer, you’ll need to keep... More about Minimum pay
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