How To Hire Your First Employee A Step-By-Step Guide By Don Sadler For small-business owners, hiring their first worker is one of the biggest steps most will ever take. It’s a huge responsibility that impacts not only your business, but also the person you hire. And the task is made more overwhelming by the tangle of federal and state regulations you must meet as an employer. In this seminar, we’ll walk you step-by-step through the hiring process – from writing a job description to lining up the tax forms you’ll need. Also included is a helpful resource section with links to Web sites and books that can help you take this critical step in your company’s growth.
Should You Hire?
Getting Ready To Hire
Finding Your First Employee
Screening Candidates
Making The Decision
More Hiring Decisions
Preparing For Your New Employee
Your Legal Obligations
(Posted February 2006)
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