Tag Archives: training
‘Subminimum’ Pay for Disabled Workers
I’m writing to correct inaccuracies in a letter to the editor from John Lemus, advocacy coordinator of AtWork! [“People with disabilities: End subminimum wages,” March 28, Opinion]. I am the executive director of Artisans, a Spokane-based nonprofit that provides employment support … Continue reading
The Rebuild
“If I were starting my business today from scratch, what business would I build?” Write down how your business has evolved since launch. In retrospect, the biggest upside that materialized within your operation was probably never on your radar — and … Continue reading
Teachable differences
Teaching is an institution that helps an individual acquire knowledge, competence, or virtue– not necessarily associated with skill building. Training is the action of teaching an individual a skill or type of behavior. Supervision is an action or process to … Continue reading
Small Business
Were in a tight labor market, and entrepreneurs must be smart about what they offer new employees. New hires want to know: How is this company helping me plan for my future, helping with my wellness? These questions don’t just … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 