Moving is one of life’s most stressful events. Not only are you moving from one place to another, but your whole life is changing. Oh, and all of your property is going to be in the hands of a bunch of people you don’t know. Choosing your moving company can make all of the difference. The right moving company can make a smooth and stress-free move, while the wrong moving company can make it a living nightmare. These 6 steps will help you find the right crew for your move.

Moving companies this year have had a decrease in the available number of drivers and movers in the state of Ohio due to the economy slightly improving, making it difficult to find a moving company to move your belongings with out a months or more notice. But, not only are customers waiting longer to get their move scheduled but they are also paying an estimated 10% more for the service.

Unfortunately, whether your business is small or large, chances are that if both males and females work together, that there will be the threat of sexual harassment. As the employer or manager, you have a specific responsibility to handle and prevent any sexual harassment in the workplace. The legality of the situation can be dire, so make sure that you look for any and all signs of this common work place problem.

The first deal MovePoint is doing is for their Basics Business Package. Going from $285 all the way down to $190 per month, you are able to save 35% on this deal. Businesses will be able to use data storage and backups, scheduling, estimating, and develop reports along with several other important features.

In every company there are groups of employees that work together frequently toward a common goal. However, when there is one, or several, negative people/person, it can effect the whole groups ability to complete the job. Whether the person is complaining about other people, or gossiping about rumors, it can be effective and counter productive. Though it may be obvious to some, here are 3 ways that a negative person can affect a group.

1: Beware of Interrupting

Do your best to never interrupt a customer. They may become upset if while they are explaining a problem, you interrupt with a solution. If you feel that you do need to speak while they are, cut to the chase of what you think the problem is, but stage it as a question. Through this route, the customer can either confirm or deny its relevance, and you will also save time.