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Office Politics 101: I have to lay someone off!

Do nothing until you have investigated the entire matter by speaking with your manager and the HR department.
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International Women’s Day celebrated across the West Kootenay

The West Kootenay Women in Business group is a networking opportunity designed just for women.
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Office Politics 101: What's in a name?

I’ve been given a nickname – and I don’t like it.
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Rossland will host credit union annual meeting this year

Rossland will host credit union annual meeting this year

The Rossland branch of the Nelson & District Credit Union (NDCU) will be hosting the credit union's annual general meeting.
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Office Politics 101: Working from home

There are great benefits, but you need to stay focused.
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Office Politics 101: Neither a lender nor borrower be

A co-worker borrowed money and won’t pay it back. What should I do?
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B.C. experts to look at municipal taxes

B.C. experts to look at municipal taxes

An expert panel has been appointed to examine B.C.'s business taxes, including municipal taxes on industry.
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Positive road ahead for Greater Trail businesses

Sandy Santori, Lower Columbia Initiative Corporation executive director, had a positive message to bring to Rossland businesses last week.
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Rossland ski shop switching owners

Rossland ski shop switching owners

Powderhound has been a staple of ski wear and maintenance for 25 years, and now owner Don Vockeroth has decided it’s time to move on.
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Local economic forums set to start

Local economic forums set to start

The first local test of the B.C. government's jobs plan begins Thursday in the North Fraser region.
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