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When was the last time you’ve revisited your workplace safety plan?
Not only is it the law, but it also can ensure that you and your
employees are always safe.
In honor of National Safety Month, we would like to highlight four
resources that will help you identify unsafe behaviors, create
opportunities for improvement and help you (and your employees) make
well-informed safety decisions on a daily basis.
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Call
for Comments on NAFTA Modernization and Economic Impact Panel Participants
The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is seeking public comments on matters relevant to the modernization of NAFTA in order to inform development of U.S. negotiating positions. Small businesses may participate by commenting on how NAFTA has
impacted their businesses. Submit written comments or written notification
of intent to testify along with a summary of your testimony here by June 12.
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Savings Plans For Small Businesses
This self-paced training exercise will give you an overview of savings
plans and strategies for your small business.
Learn about the contingency
and long-term savings, tax breaks, retirement savings and much more.
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School’s Out for Summer...But Not Your Small Business
Whether you’re more excited about firing up the grill, relaxing on
the beach or being more active, the warm summer months can provide
challenges for your small business — especially if you’re based at home.
It doesn’t take much for a seasonal change to derail your focus.
Maybe your kids are home from school, or a seasonal slump has left you
feeling distracted. Sometimes a little extra sunshine is a distraction
enough.
But the arrival of the lazy, hazy days of summer doesn’t mean you can
forget about your small business goals. Here’s how to stay focused when
you’re working at home this summer.
Starting a High-Tech Business? You May be Eligible for Government Funding
Looking to start or grow your high-tech entrepreneurial venture? Need
financing to help fund research and development (R&D) efforts and
realize your business potential? The U.S. federal government can help!
In fact, annually, nearly 5,000 small businesses receive over $2.5 billion in
federal government grants and contracts to help them carry out the
R&D necessary to develop and bring high-tech products to market
through the Small Business Innovation Research Program (SBIR). SBIR,
affectionately known as America’s Seed Fund, is the largest source of
non-dilutive, early stage seed capital in the world.
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