The Chamber’s Keep it Local initiative promotes community support for local business ventures. Spending locally creates a strong economy and a sense of place which gives our town its unique lifestyle. The Keep it Local campaign will feature a different segment of businesses each month in 2018. February is Arts and Innovation Month. Allison Slaby, Curator at… Read More »
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Frederic Church at Reynolda House | Arts and Innovation Month
A/perture Presents Black Cinema: A/journey
The Chamber’s Keep it Local initiative promotes community support for local business ventures. Spending locally creates a strong economy and a sense of place which gives our town its unique lifestyle. The Keep it Local campaign will feature a different segment of businesses each month in 2018. February is Arts and Innovation Month. A/perture Cinema… Read More »
The Stevens Center | Arts and Innovation Month
The Chamber’s Keep it Local initiative promotes community support for local business ventures. Spending locally creates a strong economy and a sense of place which gives our town its unique lifestyle. The Keep it Local campaign will feature a different segment of businesses each month in 2018. February is Arts and Innovation Month. The Stevens… Read More »
Art for Arts Sake | Arts and Innovation Month
The Chamber’s Keep it Local initiative promotes community support for local business ventures. Spending locally creates a strong economy and a sense of place which gives our town its unique lifestyle. The Keep it Local campaign will feature a different segment of businesses each month in 2018. February is Arts and Innovation Month. Art for… Read More »
Employment Law In Focus – August 2017
Employee v. Independent Contractor Status and North Carolina’s New “Employee Classification” Law One of the “hottest” topics in federal and state wage & hour law continues to be the proper classification of workers. In short, are they “employees” subject to W-2 withholdings, company-provided benefits and state workers’ compensation laws, or are they “independent contractors” paid… Read More »
Employment Law In Focus – July 2017
An Evolving Tension: The NLRB, our Federal Courts and Civility in the Workplace So what do a government agency, our federal court system and civility in the workplace have in common? More than you might think, and this month’s Employment Law in Focus is intended to provide at least a beginning road map for navigating… Read More »