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As readers of epic fantasy novels and viewers of a certain TV show know all too well, winter is most definitely coming. Your radio is already playing holiday music, the shiny decorations are already out in malls and retail stores, and your coffee shop is serving you drinks in red cups.
The signs are obvious, so what should you do now to prepare your business for the most brutal of all the seasons? Here are four risks that this season may bring:
Rich Meneghello is a partner in the Portland office. He is passionate about assisting employers with their labor and employment problems in a wide variety of areas. Rich has focused much of his … Read full bio
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