Jeff Yordon thrives under intense scrutiny, and helps his team at Sagent Pharmaceuticals do the same
He brushed aside the doubters and built a business that saves lives around the world.
Timely reconciliations aid businesses to prepare for smooth year-end audit
Businesses that reconcile their financial books at the end of each month make it substantially easier for them to have a well-prepared, problem-free year-end audit.
How to analyze your print spend to cut costs and waste
Business print spend might not seem like something that needs to be managed. It’s just paper and toner cartridges, right? Wrong. Most companies could reduce their print-related costs by 20 to 30 percent by eliminating inefficiencies, according to Gartner research.
Training on HR systems helps staffers better utilize the timesaving software
Human Resource systems are software programs designed to help HR staffers better execute their job functions. However, there are often barriers to implementation with even the best systems. Find out more about solutions to help.
When employers help shape HR policy, it can make a big difference
The Ohio General Assembly recently sent 33 bills to Gov. John Kasich, some of which are expected to positively impact issues affecting the HR profession in areas of workforce development and unemployment insurance.
Governments miss out on timesaving solutions by not opening up to banks
Federal, state and local governments have unique needs. Banks, in response, have dedicated a portion of their business to address them.
How to keep your retirement package competitive with benchmarking
Benchmarking a retirement package should include a number of different metrics — not just fees — and that’s where many employers fall short.
Bill Sarris manages growth at Sarris Candies with a dollop of old-fashioned values
For more than 50 years with various additions, Sarris Candies has grown from Founder Frank Sarris’ basement into a $45 million company with 500 employees, during peak season.
How to make working capital a priority for your business
The financial landscape has changed enormously since the latest economic recession. As easy access to large amounts of affordable credit vanished, businesses quickly realized that they needed to focus their attention on building and maintaining an optimal level of working capital if they were to survive and thrive in the evolving world.
How new state and federal laws will impact cancer drug costs
The cost of drugs used to treat cancer has doubled in the past decade — from an average of $5,000 to more than $10,000 per month, according to reports. Organizations will soon see two key pieces of legislation intended to help control how much patients pay for cancer treatment and prevention.