by Sally Evans | Aug 8, 2022 | Client News, Graphic Design, Reality Check, Small Business
Every couple of years a website design that at one point looked modern and fresh, can start to feel dated. This was the case with long-term Red Hen client Thinnergy Medical Weight Loss. Dr. Laffey has worked in St. Louis as a successful medical weight loss physician...
by Cora Willard | May 6, 2020 | Bookkeeping, Covid-19, Reality Check, Small Business
This is Elizabeth. Know what makes Elizabeth amazing? She and her team at Lindell Bank got 100% of the applications we submitted funded in full during both rounds of PPP. They did so graciously, with excellent communication and fantastic service, and generously,...
by Cora Willard | Mar 30, 2020 | Bookkeeping, Covid-19, Human Resources, Management, Reality Check, Small Business
The relief bill that passed on Friday contained real help for small businesses and now is the time to apply. The section of most immediate interest to all of us is the Paycheck Protection Program. Under this program money to help you cover payroll and additional...
by Cora Willard | Mar 20, 2020 | Management, Reality Check, Small Business
With changes happening daily we want to highlight a few developments that might affect you directly. We’ll try to keep you updated but not inundated. Illinois and Missouri have just declared an Economic Disaster and certain counties are now eligible to apply for...
by Cora Willard | Mar 17, 2020 | Client News, Reality Check
To all of our clients and stakeholders, I know you’re being inundated with emails like this and I have been reluctant to add to the heap, but it’s time to talk about how we’re going to be working through the current health emergency. I want all of...
by Cora Willard | Dec 4, 2019 | Human Resources, Management, Reality Check
Boss isn’t just a job title, it’s a sacred duty. “I don’t want my people to work overtime! But it keeps showing up on every payroll.” “My manager is embezzling. It didn’t matter so much when cash flow was good, but now it’s really hurting us.” “My receptionist is...
