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      1. Tight labor markets will be top business challenge in 2020
        The labor markets have been tight for several years, and it’s only going to get worse in 2020. The latest reports from both large corporations and
      2. 7 Trends Small Business Owners Can Embrace To Excel In 2023
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        Since their launch five years ago, the U. N.’s Sustainable Development Goals have been the topic of conversation in corporate sustainability. Then came COVID-19, threatening our health and the health of our loved ones, upheaving the economy, and causing us to rethink how we work and live, the conversation has shifted.
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      9. 6 Cost-Effective Ways to Organize Small Business Finances
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      10. Peer Recognition: An Employee Engagement Secret Weapon
        Virtually everyone who has worked in a traditional workplace environment has participated in the obligatory formal annual review with their manager. Seems reasonable, right? Your manager assesses your performance annually and provides you formal feedback. Oftentimes, this process includes performance feedback, recognit