JLL manages commercial properties. In the winter, this means clearing out snow. The cost of clearing snow varies from year to year, making it hard for which to budget. The winter of 2012-2013 saw three inches of snow in Washington, making it a very cheap season. The following winter, however, saw 32 inches, proving extremely costly for businesses.
"Companies said, 'We can't be going $10 million or $15 million over budget every time there's a bad year,' " said David Salnave, who overseas landscaping and snow removal for JLL. Salnave wanted to help his clients cope with budget-busting snowfall.
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Addus COO: Recruiting Has Been 'a Little Bit of a Struggle' During COVID-19 - Home Health Care
Addus HomeCare Corporation (Nasdaq: ADUS) is rebounding from coronavirus-related disruption in its personal care and home health segments, company leadership noted Tuesday during a second-quarter earnings call.
But the Frisco, Texas-based company also acknowledged there are still significant challenges on the horizon.
"Addus had a very solid financial performance for the second quarter of 2020, with volume levels not as heavily impacted by the ongoing COVID-19 environment as we originally thought," Addus CFO Brian Poff said on the call.
What to Do if Your Company Stops 401(k) Matches
Whether you're early in your career or nearing retirement, losing a year of 401(k) matches could be a major blow to your savings. We spoke to experts about the best ways you can try to minimize the damage.
"A major benefit is the opportunity it provides to diversify your income. Every dollar adds up along the way," says Andrew Westlin, a senior financial planner at Betterment. Earning some extra cash may allow you to boost your 401(k) contribution, which could narrow the savings gap.
Survey Finds 6 out of 10 Families' Budgets Affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic, Including Plans to
More than half of families (56%) said the pandemic has negatively affected their finances. Of those, 58% have had to dip into their savings more than expected, 43% delayed big spending purchases and 29% have relied more on credit cards. Many families have faced job uncertainty – 25% report a parent in the house has been furloughed, lost a job (14%) or has had to close a business temporarily or permanently (12%).
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The latest survey found the overwhelming majority of parents (92%) agree with the statement that a college degree is important for their child. Perhaps that's why in June, and during difficult financial times, more parents say they are willing to help their child pay for college (95% vs. 83% in January) and invest in their child's degree.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Market Your Tech Business On A Budget With These Top Tips | IndianWeb2.com
Do you want to make the most out of your company? Maybe you just want to make sure that you are doing everything you can to try and rocket your business potential without having to worry about your competition or your budget. Either way, this guide will help you with everything you need to know. Take a look below to find out more.
When you have a problem, you may turn to the internet. Google is a fantastic way for you to try and get the results you need, and you would be surprised at how many of your customers rely heavily on search engines like this. At the end of the day, blogs are a truly fantastic way for you to attract visitors to your brand. You can tailor them to any stage in your buyer's journey and you can also help your readers to understand how your product fixes their issues too.
Bids for Mountain View drive sidewalks come in right at budget - VestaviaVoice.com
The low bid for sidewalks to be installed on Mountain View Drive came in right at the anticipated budget amount, said Vestavia Hills City Manager Jeff Downes.
The low bidder, Triple J Construction, sent in a $370,000 bid for the project, with that bid being introduced at the Aug. 10 City Council meeting.
The project will see about 3,000 feet of sidewalk constructed from Vestavia Hills Elementary East to the intersection of Vesclub Way and Lexington Road. The bid will be voted on by the Council at a meeting in September, Downes said in his report to the Council. The project is anticipated to be completed by late March 2021, and is part of citywide efforts to add more sidewalks throughout Vestavia.
CIO Council reawakens push to use Technology Business Management standards | Federal News Network
The push to implement Technology Business Management standards went quiet for much of the past year. There was little public discussion among agency chief information officers or chief financial officers.
The Office of Management and Budget released no memos or policies over the past year pushing TBM forward until this past July when it updated Circular A-11 .
And even in A-11, the annual budget guidance, there is no direct mention of TBM — a priority since 2017 . A-11 highlights TBM-related concepts like the requirement for agencies to "complete the phased implementation of more granular IT cost reporting. While there is no expectation that agencies will change authoritative data systems at this time, agencies should continue to categorize costs into IT Cost Pools and IT Towers.
Seattle businesses owners fed up with crime, worry about cuts to police department | KOMO
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