Courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner, Accident Fund September is National Preparedness Month so now is a good time to review your company’s severe weather safety protocol. Severe weather can strike […]
Courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner, Ahola HR & Payroll Solutions When training and onboarding employees, about 9 in 10 employers offer digital learning opportunities.¹ More often than not, this is […]
The Small Business Association of Michigan’s weekly podcast presents a dynamic audio interview from a top-notch expert on entrepreneurial success. Hear great tips and advice on how to be a more effective small business owner. …
Welsh & Associates, Inc. recently celebrated 20 years in business, a milestone they feel extremely blessed and thankful to have achieved. The team reflected on their success over those years, and compiled a list of …
Earlier this month ASE released the results of our 2023 Workplace Flexibility Survey, and to no surprise, a majority of employers offer some form of remote or hybrid work.
If you didn't know alaready, Google owns the internet. As of 2022, Google had around 90 percent of the search engine market share in the U.S. When people look for local businesses and services, Google …
For small business owners, commercial1 disputes are not just a headache but can also have significant financial consequences. One way to resolve commercial conflicts without resorting to litigation is arbitration.
As one of the best carnival operators in North American, Jamie Skerbeck, CEO/President of Skerbeck Entertainment Group, Inc., should feel a great sense of pride. His family-owned and operated business has been around for 170 …
Michigan's 2019 no-fault auto insurance reforms do not apply retroactively, the Michigan Supreme Court held Monday meaning the cost-cutting restraints put in the law do not apply to those catastrophically injured before 2019.
The Michigan Supreme Court overturned July 28 a more than 20-year standard that property owners were free from liability in slip-and-fall cases if the danger causing the accident was “open and obvious.”
Companies can prepare now for a recession by optimizing their workforce. Since employees are a company’s greatest asset, successfully navigating economic uncertainty relies on investing in them.
Catch up on the latest legislative issues and updates impacting Michigan small businesses.
Courtesy of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan If you want to have an impact on your employees’ lives, one of the best things you can do is help them […]
Courtesy of SBAM Approved Partner, Occams Advisory To help businesses weather the storm of COVID19, the government implemented various relief measures, including the Employee Retention Credit (ERC). However, many essential […]
SBAM prioritizes alerting our membership to legislation that we see as problematic and could impact the way you run your business.
Courtesy of SBAM approved partner, CLRA Group. There are a lot of misunderstandings about ERC and understandably so, since this is such a new program. Business owners are often told […]
It is crucial for employers to remain vigilant and up to date on the ADA's provisions to ensure they provide equal opportunities and accommodations for their employees.
Are your employees and managers using marijuana on the job? With more and more locations making marijuana use legal for medical and/or recreational use, it is quite possible.