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The New York State Workers’ Compensation Board does not currently have a voluntary disclosure program for employers who discover: Their WC insurance policies lapsed. Their WC insurance …
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What’s the difference between the NYS WCB and NYSIF? There’s a big difference between the New York State Workers Compensation Board (“NYS WCB”) and the New York State Insurance Fund (“NYSIF”), …
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The first thing I invite my clients—and now you—to do is make the seven choices from the Third Ear Conflict Resolution process. That's to get rid of any emotional charge that you might have around …
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How many of us get overwhelmed by the time and energy it takes to manage our careers, households, health, and what's left of our social lives? Do you ever wonder if you could outsource the tasks you …
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Because I am an employment attorney and mediator with experience as a human resources and employee relations supervisor, employers often ask me about combatting sex discrimination and sexual …
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This is a topic that's on the minds of a lot of employers because of the Dave Ramsey situation in Tennessee. This is not the first time that Dave Ramsey has been one of my videos. If you're …
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I have been self-employed and largely working from home since 2003. I also work with many freelancers, independent contractors, and small businesses--from sole proprietors doing business under trade …
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Nance was recently asked by Upjourney how to be a quick thinker. You might recall she is a bit of a brain nerd. Here's what she had to say: As scientists and researchers discover more about how our …
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When I am teaching continuing education courses, this is a question I get a lot. It comes in light of the Bostock v. Clayton County case that was decided by the US Supreme Court last year and …
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What do you do when one of the people you're coaching or in a mediation with is not whole due to past trauma? This was a question that I got earlier today. I get questions like these a lot, and I'm …
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