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An "Event"ful Year

Hair, Body & Sole seems to be everywhere these days. We have been involved in events all year, the most recent a business expo and a fashion show. Recently we submitted a press release about this

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Business|Articles|Apr 1, 2008

Employee, Booth Renter, or Independent Contractor?

Spin the Wheel: Playing the Classification Game — In the salon industry, workers most often operate in one of three ways: as employees, booth renters, or independent contractors. But for years many salons have incorrectly labeled their independent contractors and may have put themselves at risk of having the IRS reclassify their workers. Find out if you're doing things correctly or if you're just spinning the wheel and seeing where it lands.

Wellness|Articles|Aug 1, 2006

When Bad Things Happen to Good People

No one wants to believe they will fall victim to an accident or illness that prevents them from earning an income for a long period of time, but statistics show it will happen to three in 10 of us. Disability insurance protects your most valuable asset — your ability to earn an income and provide for yourself and your family.

Business|Articles|Jul 1, 2006

Unleash The Power of Your Team

By developing and supporting the inner power of each member, salon owners can double as cheerleaders to develop an unstoppable salon team. From the moment they are hired, it’s your job to give team members the tools they need to excel and prosper.

Business|Articles|Mar 1, 2005

Contract Labor, Booth Renter, or Employee — What Are They Really?

If they were audited, a large percentage of the salon owners in the beauty industry today could not pass the tests determining their workers’ tax status imposed by the IRS or by their individual state, says our expert. As tax time approaches, know the facts. The financial fall-out from misclassifying your staff can be devastating.

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Business|Articles|Feb 1, 2005

Hire Smart: How to Find Great Employees

Uncovering a candidate’s skills, strengths, and weaknesses during an interview is a tricky business. Figuring out if she is a good match for your salon is even harder. But by asking the right questions, you can get the critical information you need to hire smart.

Business|Articles|Sep 1, 2003

Team Spirit: How to Motivate Your Staff

If your salon team isn't performing as well as you'd like, it could be because of your leadership. Study the systems that will assist each employee in achieving her best: mission statement, employee evaluations, staff meetings, coaching for individuality, and rewards.

Business|Articles|Apr 1, 2003

How to Hold Your Own in a Full-Service Salon

Full-service salons are full of opportunity for enterprising nail techs. But they often get short-shifted on tome when other services run long. Nails seem to be constantly falling by the wayside in some full-service salons. Know the potential pitfalls—and how to navigate around them—to survive and thrive.

Business|Articles|Nov 1, 2001

Policies and Procedures: Word Power at Work

While not legally required, an employee handbook provides employees with a roadmap to success in your business by clearly communicating your vision and their role in it, as well as the policies and procedures they need to live by at work.

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