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Jamie Herzlich

Jamie Herzlich

Small Business Writer & Columnist at Newsday

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Recent Articles

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Clock ticking for businesses on 2021 tax strategies

Tax season is months away, but businesses should still consider some moves before year-end that could impact their tax outcome for the 2021 filing season. The corporate tax rate appears to remain unch
about 3 years ago
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More businesses to host holiday parties, many still unsure

With more people vaccinated, a rising number of companies are looking to spread holiday cheer in-person this year. More than a quarter (26.6%) of U.S. companies are planning to hold a live holiday par
almost 3 years ago
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Businesses for sale are hot commodities

Like houses, businesses on Long Island are changing hands at a rapid pace, according to experts in the field. “We’re busier than pre-COVID in terms of working on transactions,” said Ken Stein, managin
almost 3 years ago
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New York expands whistleblower protections

New York has greatly expanded whistleblower protections for employees who report alleged wrongdoings by employers in the New Year. The amended law, effective Jan. 26, expands not only the type of clai
almost 3 years ago
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Small Business: Charting a course for 2022

Last year at this time, planning for the New Year was a tricky task for many business owners having just come off an unprecedented year of shutdowns and COVID. This year, COVID is still prevalent, but
almost 3 years ago
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COVID may not get you a free pass to cancel reservations - Newsday

Businesses face coronavirus quandaries on whether to waive no-refund policies when the customer has the contagious disease.
almost 3 years ago
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23 months into pandemic, employee safety committees due

Almost two years since the COVID shutdown, employers now have guidance on a key component of New York’s HERO Act, which among other things required employers to allow for the establishment of workplac
almost 3 years ago
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Smaller businesses need to get smarter to overcome supply chain crunch

It’s still not business as usual for companies facing disrupted and pricier supply chains. Workarounds and savvy bargaining with shippers are called for.
over 2 years ago
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Know the safety pointers for scanning QR codes

QR codes seem to be everywhere these days, having gained traction during the pandemic as businesses were looking for additional ways to offer consumers touchless transactions. But while they’ve grown
over 2 years ago
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Spies among us: How bosses monitor remote employees

Since the pandemic accelerated remote work, there’s been an uptick in the use of electronic monitoring tools to track employees’ performance and productivity, experts say. Some workers’ rights groups
over 2 years ago
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Spies among us: How bosses remotely monitor work-from-home employee...

Technology can allow employers to conduct video surveillance and monitor your calls and even keystrokes. A new law will require disclosure to new hires.
over 2 years ago