Choosing to cooperatively run a business with a partner is a major commitment that comes with financial and legal exposure. As such, people who do business together often negotiate very thorough contracts detailing what they expect from one another. They may also...
A Legacy of Experience
Month: December 2025
Establishing a social media policy for your staff
Social media platforms are great for building a loyal customer base and increasing brand visibility. By using them, you can build contacts in the business community and personally engage with your clients. For this reason, businesses must have a social media policy in...
How to handle poor performance by an employee
Poor performance can be grounds for dismissing an employee. However, an employer should approach the matter carefully to avoid legal trouble. If the termination could be linked to any discriminatory or retaliatory reason or is handled contrary to the employment...
Can you require workers to give two weeks’ notice?
You run your own company, and you know how difficult it is to make sure that you have the proper staff at all times. That’s why you would like your workers to give two weeks’ notice before they quit. You need time to find a replacement and get things in place, so a...
3 questions about credit card tips in California
As an employer, you know that some of your staff gets tips. Much of the time, they do not receive cash tips. Customers will just leave a tip on a credit card. It is important to know how to address these payments under California's employment laws. Below are three...
Phrasing interview questions to avoid discrimination
Discrimination is illegal in hiring. As an employer, it’s important to keep this in mind because there are certain things that you cannot ask during an interview. For example, pregnancy discrimination is illegal, so you can’t ask a potential applicant if they are...

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