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The Real-World Costs of Ignoring Bookkeeping Until Year-End

Bookkeeping is a necessary part of running any business, and keeping financial records up to date is always important for owners and stakeholders who need to know how a company or organisation is performing. However, when day-to-day demands take priority, it can be very easy to leave invoices, receipts and admin tasks like bank reconciliations […]

How Troy Sleep Center Works With ENT, Dental, and DME Providers

Sleep medicine can involve coordination across specialties and services. AAIRS Clinic & Troy Sleep Center, a multi-specialty practice in Troy, Michigan, maintains working relationships with ENT specialists, dentists, and durable medical equipment providers. That network extends the clinical resources available to patients beyond the services provided directly by the practice. Dr. Michel Alkhalil leads the […]

We Clicked Every Social Icon on 13 Bin Cleaning Websites. Here Is Where They Went.

For a small route business, the social profile is the proof the website cannot give. On these sites, the path to that proof was often missing, hidden or broken. By Clint Sanchez Curbside trash bin cleaning is a business built for social media. The service is visual, the result is obvious, and the customer is […]

How Desk Work and Warehouse Work Load the Lower Back

What this covers One Region, Two Kinds of Load Why Bentonville Employers See Both How Sitting Strains the Back How Lifting Strains the Back What Physical Therapy Looks at for Each What Employers Can Change Early Signs a Team Member Is Struggling Small Businesses Without an HR Department When Staff Need More Than Workplace Changes […]

Why a Business Dumpster Keeps Overflowing Between Pickups

The fill level on collection day is the simplest sizing test a business has. An overflowing dumpster rarely starts as a crisis. A lid that will not close, a few bags set beside the bin, a stack of boxes leaned against the enclosure. Within a week the back lot smells, birds and rodents find it, […]

Knowing When to See a Specialist: Sleep, Allergy and Breathing Concerns at the Practice of Dr Michel Alkhalil

Dr. Michel Alkhalil is a physician board-certified in Sleep Medicine and Allergy & Immunology and the Medical Director of AAIRS Clinic and Troy Sleep Center. The practice provides sleep, allergy and pulmonology services to patients in Oakland and Macomb counties. Sleep, allergy and breathing symptoms can first be discussed with a primary care physician. Others […]

When Flu Season Peaks and What It Means for Shared Offices

CDC guidance for offices and other community buildings. In a small office, one cold can easily become several. One employee comes in with a cough, the break room coffee pot and the copier get touched all day, and by the end of the week three desks are empty. Cleaning will not stop every illness, but […]

BlossomUp: What to Understand About Self-Assessment and Reflection Tools

Self-assessment and reflection are related activities, but they serve different purposes. An assessment provides information to consider, while reflection involves thinking about how that information relates to experience. A digital personal growth platform can bring those activities together with tools for ongoing participation. BlossomUp offers psychology-inspired resources for adults seeking structured, self-directed development. Its features include […]

The Hidden Carbon Monoxide Risk in Philadelphia’s Older Homes: Q&A With Chimney Expert Joe Ochal

Photo By: chris robert As temperatures begin to fall, homeowners across the Philadelphia region are preparing furnaces, fireplaces and other heating systems for another winter. But in some of the area’s oldest homes, one of the most important components of that heating infrastructure may have gone decades without being evaluated. Chimneys do more than carry […]

A Structural Analysis of Nutritional Diversity in Urban Restaurant Ecosystems

Finding a healthy meal in Chicago used to mean making a clear compromise. You either opted for a light, unsatisfying salad that left you searching for a snack an hour later, or you surrendered to the city’s rich, legendary food culture, deep-dish pizza, Italian beef, and butter-laden steakhouse dinners. Fortunately, Chicago’s culinary scene has undergone […]

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