What are your thoughts on boundaries in private service? What do you tell your staff? How do you train them to understand where the line is?
Boundaries in Private Service
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Healthy Workplace Programs
Aline Urkumyan
Wellness programs encourage talent to move more, eat better, provide financial health, creativity, stress reduction, community engagement, job satisfaction, strong relationships, longevity, mindfulness assistance, and balance.
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Cover Your Assets // Understanding Service Contracts
Kimberly Varney
I love contracts. I like knowing what I’m obligated to and what the vendor is obligated to, in very clear terms. I’m spending someone else’s money on someone else’s property, so I want to make the right decisions and I want to be covered. PRO MEMBER CONTENT
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Seating Arrangements
Kimberly Varney
Whether you’re seating 10 or 100, it’s important to know who is seated where and what’s important to them. Seating charts are the tool for the job. We’ve created Canva templates for several typical layouts, and it’s easy to cut and paste the elements to create your own.
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