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  Leadership

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  by Ernie Smith

  July 19, 2018

  State Construction Group Launches Opioid Awareness Week

  Pennsylvania’s Keystone Contractors Association is launching its first event drawing awareness to opioid issues. The event comes as the issue becomes acute both nationally and within the state—with construction more closely affected than other industries.
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  Brand Connection

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  July 11, 2018

  The Hail Mary Pass That Scored For This Sports Association

  Relying on outdated software systems, Laurie Bollig helped draw up a game plan that spelled victory. Raise your hand if you’ve ever had this happen: You’re explaining a complicated process to a new, much younger employee and halfway through it, they say, “Oh, well you could just do this, right?” And with a couple of […]
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  Money & Business

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  by Ernie Smith

  July 19, 2018

  An Acquired Chapter Starts a New Chapter for Printing Industry Group

  The Printing Industries Alliance sees an opportunity to expand into serving the direct-mail space thanks to the addition of the former New York metro chapter of Idealliance. With a little help from a recent chapter addition, a major printing industry group is expanding its member offerings to the direct-mail sector. The Printing Industries Alliance this […]
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  Money & Business

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  by Emily Bratcher

  July 18, 2018

  How Your Association Can Help Employees Pay Off Student Loans

  With the average person carrying $37,000 in student loan debt, associations should consider offering a new benefit: student loan repayment. Experts say doing so will help them attract and retain talent.
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  Money & Business

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  by Chris Vest, CAE

  July 18, 2018

  UBIT Coalition Pushing for Delay on Fringe Benefits Provision

  A provision in the tax law passed last year eliminated a deduction for transportation and other fringe benefits provided by employers. The UBIT Coalition, which includes ASAE and 40 other tax-exempt organizations, continues to ask the Treasury department to delay its implementation.
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  Money & Business

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  by Ernie Smith

  July 18, 2018

  Why We Can’t Seem to Stop Working on Vacation

  Two recent surveys find that many workers check in repeatedly even when they’re supposed to be on PTO. Part of the reason might be a desire not to fall behind—but some may be working on a side project instead.
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  Leadership

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  by Mark Athitakis

  July 18, 2018

  Nurse Practitioners Group Makes a National Case for Its Members

  AANP’s “We Choose NPs” campaign is designed to show how its members can help close the gap for healthcare workers.