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Media Training Stresses Effective Communication With The Press
When I run media training seminars, I stress that reporters need help from anyone with expertise in the topics that journalists cover. No reporter can prosper without sources. Even the rawest cubs know they must have authoritative quotes to back up both sides of any story dealing with conflict -- political, financial, zoning, hostile takeovers, executive compensation, you name it. Controversy puts their stories on the front page. Where you come in is that you offer to help the business writer at your local daily or regional business periodical, or a byline name you see in one of those niche publications that are prospering as part of the so-called "trade press." React to a story they write, and tell them they can call on you for on-the-record expertise or "background." Media training can help you reach out for that free publicity.

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Employee Screening and Risk Assessment
Analysis of employee screening/background checking relative to criminal convictions and criminal conduct.
Increase in Government Immigration Enforcement Activities
Worksite enforcement activities continue to be expanded by the federal government resulting in significant increases in fines and criminal arrests of company owners and managers. Read more about what you need to do to protect yourself and your business.
Creating Long-Term Customer Relationships: How Marketing Is Like Making Love
When you find a potential romantic partner, do you throw that person to the ground and force yourself? I certainly hope not! Instead of a beautiful relationship, you'd face a jail sentence; forcing yourself is criminal behavior.
An Introduction to Finding and Using Criminal Records in the Hiring Process
Many employers want to know if they are hiring a person with a criminal record. Failure to look for criminal records can show negligent hiring if an employer hires someone with a criminal record that harms someone. There are numerous web sites that promise to search through millions of records for an employer. However, the real story is much more complicated. Commercial “do-it-yourself” web site can get employers into legal hot water and are full of erroneous results. There are also legal complications in using criminal records. This article gives employers a brief overview on how to legally obtain and use criminal records.

7 Things Small Business Owners Should Know About Payroll Tax Problems
Learn how to avoid severe IRS penalties, huge tax debt and federal criminal investigation!
A COURTROOM WITH A VIEW
“Oh, no! Just my luck,” I fumed. I was just selected as a juror in a criminal case downtown Los Angeles. Like the jurors described in the LA Times article a few months ago, I was not happy thinking about how this was going to interfere with my work as a small business owner.

School ‘WebcamGate’ woes not yet over
Federal prosecutors may have decided not to press criminal charges against school officials accused of spying on students using a webcam but the Lower Merion School District is not yet off the hook.

Quick Tips To Prosecuting an Employee for Theft
Employee theft happens in all businesses. How an employer moves forward with the prosecution of an employee found stealing from the company may not be well understood. Here are some quick tips on the prosecution process.
Your Prospective Employee Has a Criminal Record. (Now What?)
Just because a prospective employee has a criminal record doesn’t mean you can or should cut the ties. Instead, this is the time to take actions that are consistent with your company’s employment screening policy.
5 Tips To Make Sure You Don’t End Up An Accidental Spammer
The Unsolicited Electronic Messages Act 2007has only caught one victim – Lance Atkinson who in December 2008 was fined NZ$110,000 for being part of an “international spam email operation” (NZ Herald 23 December 2008). But does that mean that a NZ business that isn’t part of such an operation can safely ignore it? The answer is no, because people’s tolerance of spam is ever decreasing and with that there is an expectation that legitimate businesses will have email policies in place which comply with the Act. Not to have one exposes you to prosecution but perhaps more importantly could seriously damage your reputation in the marketplace.
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