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10. Care about an issue. The issues you care about will lead to volunteer opportunities. If you...

Now that we're a month into the new year, here are three important tax considerations to keep...

Whether you're a manager, executive or CEO, your leadership style matters. The way you communicate and connect with other people can, and will, make or break your success. That's why every connection must count to develop and leverage your skills and play on your strengths, so you can lead like it matters, because it does.

With a new year can often come an urge to revamp — out with the old, in...

Bob O’Hara is a business consultant and founder of O'Hara & Co. PC of Chelmsford. Contact him...

Delegating tasks at work is not as easy as it seems. There is a temptation to say,...

Bob Datz operates datzmedia, based in West Brookfield. He provides marketing communications, web communications and publicity services....

November's election brought an early Christmas “gift” for Massachusetts employers: the new sick leave law. The law,...

The director of a college office that focuses on internships and career development offers advice for businesses on helping a college student gain valuable experience while in school.

What if your employees gave you a performance review on the way you conduct performance reviews? Do you dread these intended-to-be regular sit-down sessions? Or are employee reviews a task that's put off, and if done, conducted quickly without thoughtful preparation? Here are three tips that can help ease your perspective.