Understanding Piecework Pay for Pool Service Technicians
In the world of pool service companies, figuring out how to compensate technicians is a frequent topic of discussion. As a business owner, you’ve likely wondered about the best way…
Employee or Contractor? The High-Stakes Choice That Could Make or Break Your Pool Business
Should you classify your workers as W-2 employees or 1099 contractors? It's a decision that can significantly impact your business. The Department of Labor (DOL) recently introduced a new rule…
Off-Season Recruiting
The off-season recruiting process is a lot like dating. You have to work hard, be smart about it and always keep your eye on the prize. If you're like me,…
Pool Business Workforce Shortage
The workforce shortage has been an issue for many years, but it's only recently that it's started to cause a strain on swimming pool companies. Higher labor costs, longer search…
Are you ready to hire your first employee?
We could make this really simple and say you need to hire someone if you have a pile of crap on your desk that you don’t ever have time to…
Gifts for Pool Guys and Gals
From mugs to tees and more. We have gifts for Pool Guys and Gals for birthdays, holidays, and more. Gifts for Pool Guys and Gals Click Caption of the item…
When a New Boss Sends You Running For Cover
Running? Do I have to? [responsivevoice_button voice="US English Female" buttontext="Listen to Post"] adjusting to new boss Everyone has had a boss (or several) at some point in their working life. …
Ready to Hire Somebody, but…
[responsivevoice_button voice="US English Female" buttontext="Listen to Post"] It's just you, right? You want to grow, but the thought of handing the care of a chunk of your customers over to…
How to Correct an Employee if He/She Gives a Customer the Wrong Information
? He told you what? How to Correct an Employee if He/She Gives a Customer the Wrong Information Yelling and screaming at an Employee in front of the customers is…
Layoffs: Letting Them Go
More than 17 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits during pandemic - The Washington Post Business is tough- always has been, always will be. You have overhead, taxes, insurance,…
