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While economists continue to debate whether or not we are in a recession, one thing is clear: Business owners and executives are worried about the future. Every week, there is more bad news. Gas prices are soaring and home values are falling. Retail sales fell last month while unemployment rose. So what can your company do to weather the storm? Here are seven ways to help survive and even take advantage of an economic slump.
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If you’re having trouble finding qualified employees for entry-level positions, try the Job Corps. Graduates of this federal program are trained in construction and other skills and checked out before they're admitted to the program. Click "Full Article" to find out how you can benefit by hiring these young adults.
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  Human Resources

Your company probably has policies banning sexual harassment and discrimination, but what about bad language? Vulgarity in the workplace can lead to costly lawsuits and a tarnished image. Click "Full Article" for some solutions.
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  Business Finance

Today's global marketplace has made transfer pricing one of the most important concerns for companies with foreign operations. Not only do these businesses have to comply with complex regulations, the IRS and tax authorities worldwide have intensified their audit focus on the way companies value goods and services between their related entities. Here are five considerations to help minimize your company's global tax liability while reducing your audit exposure.
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