Posts tagged staff

Building a Dynamic Team for Your Practice: How to Unearth Champions

It is critical for any attorney building his or her practice to excel at building a dynamic team of employees. Acclaimed speaker and entrepreneur Brad Szollose tells a highly compelling story of his former employee. When said employee’s reassignment from what seemed an obvious job role to a much more unexpected one occurred, a transformation from from a struggling professional to “a champion” emerged. Mr. Szollose reveals this interesting process and how he approached the employee to find the role at which she excelled! Taken from the Lawline.comcourse “Your Legacy: 5 Steps for Developing Professionals for the Next Generation.”

This video does not necessarily represent the views, opinions, or expressions of the New York City Department of Small Business Services.

If you are in danger of laying-off employees due to Hurricane Sandy:

  1. Enter employees into The Shared Work Program:The Shared Work program gives you an alternative to laying off full-time employees when you have to deal with temporary business downturns. It makes sense for you to keep productive employees. Instead of cutting staff, you can reduce the number of hours of all employees or just a select group, and the employees would receive Shared Work Benefits to help offset the lower wages. Apply today at bit.ly/sharedworkprogram.
  2. Help employees get Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA):Disaster Unemployment Assistance is a Federal program that can provide payments to people who have lost work or income due to Hurricane Sandy. The NYS Department of Labor determines if claims filed under the program are valid, and makes payments to those who qualify. Laid-off employees should apply for DUA by December 3, 2012. To apply for Disaster Unemployment Assistance, visit bit.ly/disasterunemploymentassistance or call 1-888-209-8124.

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The competition for top talent has never been higher, but how do you attract and recruit your next all-star? Check out this webinar to learn tips for finding and hiring the right employees.

NYC Business Solutions’ Restaurant Management Training

This blog entry has been adapted from an article in the April 2012 issue of Total Food Service magazine, featuring a Q&A with Sara Schlossberg, Executive Director of Training for NYC Business Solutions.

Q1. Why offer a training program focused on the restaurant industry?

A. Restaurant are the backbone of our City. The foodservice industry is one of the fastest growing in

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Training: It’s About Profits

In the past 5 years, I’ve read about 400 training proposals from businesses. They’ve spanned from the spectacularly creative to the truly terrible. What few businesses realize is that training can have a measurable, meaningful impact on the BOTTOM LINE.


Set Your Staff Up for Success

New York City’s businesses – retailers, restaurants, manufacturers, wholesalers, you name it and I’m talking about it – depend on their people to sell, produce, and run their business. 

Paradoxically, few businesses do a good job of training their staff to perform at their best.