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  1. Protect What's Yours - Hearing

    Hearing Protection in Agricultural Work

  2. How Not to Fire Someone

    Karen Dillon, contributing editor to the Harvard Business Review, says clear communication is the key to rescuing underperforming employees.

  3. Managing Terminations and Departures

    No one should ever be surprised to be fired. The hardest conversation you have with an employee isn’t the one where you let them go, it’s the one right before it.

  4. New Employee Forms And Other Requirements

    Here is a list of the new employee forms you will need when bringing on a new staff member as well as the other steps you will need to take. Get to the resources links here: http://fitsmallbusiness.com/legalities-hiring-employees/

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