At a median household income of $68,432, New Jersey is tied for the country’s highest in 2009, with Maryland at $69,272 and Alaska at $66,953, according to an annual assessment by the U.S. Census Bureau that polls about 3 million people. The national median was $50,221. Those with the lowest median household income were Mississippi…
New Jersey could benefit from online grocer’s expansion
Online grocer FreshDirect is planning to expand it’s presence beyond its New York base, and New Jersey residents could stand to benefit from the move. The company, which according to an article in today’s NJBiz.com, began delivering groceries to customers 8 years ago is adding another 29 communities to its service area as soon as…
Report: Small businesses pay more in regulatory fees
A report recently shared in The Star-Ledger indicates that small businesses pay more when it comes to federal regulations — a lot more. We recently told you about how small businesses are struggling to survive in the current economy and how the Small Business Jobs bill was supposed to provide a certain level of relief….
Proper planning will decrease employee turnover
Michael Crom, vice president of Dale Carnegie Training, recently shared some tips for avoiding high turnover within your business with Cincinnati.com. Because the cost of employee turnover is so high, taking the time to do a few simple things during the interview process can save you a lot of headache. Block time. While it can…