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The Accomplishments of Entrepreneur, Justin Halladay

The Startup Magazine

Early on, Halladay worked for small organizations with less than 500 employees and larger multinational enterprises with tens of thousands of employees. He worked for corporations in Pennsylvania, Colorado, New York, and his native state of New Jersey, among other places.

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How to Be Ready for What’s Next

Duct Tape Marketing

billion as they transformed Cree from a start-up into a global market leader with 6,500 employees worldwide. billion as they transformed Cree from a start-up into a global market leader with 6,500 employees worldwide. Under his leadership, the company grew from just over $6 million in annual revenue in 1993 to over $1.6

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3 Things To Consider To Deal With Carpal Tunnel Syndrome In Your Business

YoungUpstarts

In Pennsylvania, CTS has long been included in the list of work-related injuries to allow its citizens to file for workers’ comp. The downside to telephony systems is that call records and transcripts need to be created manually, putting employees at risk for carpal tunnel syndrome. Voice over IP systems.

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Does Your Small Business Need Workers’ Compensation Insurance?

YoungUpstarts

Statutory workers’ compensation laws are particular to each state, but in general, businesses having employees that are not large enough to self-insure must carry workers’ comp insurance. The Number of Employees You Have Matters. In most states, if you have just one employee you must carry workers’ compensation insurance.

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Start Up and Stay Up – How Small Businesses Survive & Thrive

The Startup Magazine

Since then it has grown to serve the tri-state New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware areas, but I still consider it a small business and my employees, more like a family. He recruited some of his friends from prior real estate positions and many of the employees to this day are friends and family of the original core group.

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Are You Losing Money by Staying Too Niche?

YoungUpstarts

If you were to open an import auto dealership in rural Pennsylvania, for example, the number of potential customers would be rather limited. It began to level out my former client’s customer base and even absorbed a few of its employees who were looking for better opportunities. 3 Signs Your Company Is Too Niche.

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LLC Costs and Fees You Need to Know as a Small Business Owner

Up and Running

A registered agent can be you, a trusted employee, or your corporate attorney or accountant. For example, Pennsylvania requires breweries to have a license issued by the state’s Liquor Control Board. Some states like Florida require them every year, while others like Pennsylvania require them every ten years. State taxes.

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