March Madness is in full swing and that means business owners should brace themselves for a dip in productivity. Survey results from outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas found one-third of workers will spend at least three hours per day following the Tournament during work hours.
Now that the #Sweet16 has been determined, it seems everyone is a fan of @NCAA basketball and can’t miss #MarchMadness. As the frenzy unfolds, fans go covert at work to catch the action; they come up with the best get-out-of-work excuses to play hooky; and they turn to social media to be a part of […]
March Madness is underway and that means business owners should brace themselves for a dip in productivity. With an estimated 50 million Americans participating in March Madness office pools, companies stand to lose at least $1.2 billion for every unproductive work hour during the first week of the tournament, according to calculations by global outplacement […]
(KTVI) – March Madness is heating up on the court and in the office with brackets. There’s a lot of lost work during tourney time. Small business expert Susan Solovic talks about the impact to the company line and how everyone should deal with the madness.
Caught up in the frenzy of March Madness? Don’t forget it’s also tax season. The filing deadline is just around the corner, and while you can’t escape paying Uncle Sam, you can make sure you don’t pay more than legally required. However, because the tax laws change every year, knowing what you can and can’t write off is confusing to say the least. Some business owners miss perfectly legitimate deductions while others get creative and take more than they should resulting in potential problems down the road.