Business
Safety

How Contractors Can Protect Themselves, Employees and Clients During the COVID-19 Crisis

Along with listening to and being there for clients and employees, business owners should be a source of steady guidance. The current obstacles are temporary, but clients and staff won’t forget effective, calm leadership.
By Greg Waldorf
March 31, 2020
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Safety
by Greg Waldorf
Greg Waldorf is the CEO of invoicing and estimate app Invoice2go. Greg has a long history of involvement with leading technology businesses and his current team is revolutionizing how the world’s smallest businesses work.

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