Friday, November 23, 2012
Planning ahead can help make your holiday shopping go much smoother.
Whether you’re heading to the stores on Black Friday to compete with thousand or shoppers, or just braving the busy malls during on any other day this holiday season, shoppers can always use some advice. From the Simon Property Group, which manages the Brunswick Square Mall, come some tips on how to shop quickly, effectively, and without huge crowds. -- Be the first to know. Follow Patch on Facebook for up to the minute South Brunswick news. Visit www.facebook.com/SouthBrunswickPatch and like us. You can also find us on Twitter at twitter.com/SBrunswickPatch.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
During the week of Nov. 19, 10 percent from every check will be donated to the Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund.
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The owners of La Taverna Restaurant and Bar, located at 375 Georges Road in Dayton, wishes to help those devastated by Hurricane Sandy. In an effort to do so, for the week of Nov. 19, 10 percent of every check will be donated to the “Hurricane Sandy NJ Relief Fund." The restaurant will be closed on Thanksgiving, but will open on Nov. 25 for this fundraiser. So why don’t you stop in for a cozy meal, relax and help us make a difference. Every little bit goes a long way! 100 percent of the money donated to the Relief Fund goes towards immediate relief efforts to those affected by Hurricane Sandy in addition to the long term recovery efforts across the State. The purpose of the Relief Fund is to assist in the rebuilding of communities …
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
It used to be $400. But because of Hurricane Sandy, all you have to do is spend $300 by November 22, and you can get a free turkey for your holiday table.
It's all to help people impacted by Hurricane Sandy. ShopRite has lowered the amount shoppers must spend in order to qualify for a free Thanksgiving turkey, according to Supermarket News. The traditional ShopRite turkeyfest happens once a year. During that time, shoppers who spend a certain amount of money can pick up a free turkey for their Thanksgiving table. This year, the supermarket recognizes that people who were affected by the recent hurricane probably didn't have food shopping on their minds - especially with areas of central New Jersey not having electricity, in some cases, for more than a week. The free turkey threshold was $400. ShopRite has changed that to $300, Supermarket News reports. The promotion, which runs from …
Monday, November 12, 2012
Information about getting back to work or getting paid until you can.
Hurricane Sandy slammed into the northeast destroying lives, homes and jobs. Below is information about getting back to work or getting paid while trying to put life back together again: Will you still get paid if you can’t get to work or your office or business is still closed? Employers are covered by the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), which defines whether an employee is entitled to be paid when a business is closed. If you fall under the status of “exempt”, as many salaried workers are, you are entitled to be paid. If you are non-exempt, then you are not—although you should still receive a paycheck for hours that were worked prior to the arrival of Sandy. http://www.dol.gov/whd/regs/compliance/fairpay/fs17g_salary.htm http…
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Conference call now available as online audio recording
A conference call involving numerous state and federal agencies providing information to businesses impacted by Sandy is now available online. The audio recording of a Thursday afternoon conference call with FEMA, the Small Business Administration and other business agencies can now be accessed at the New Jersey Business and Industry Association (NJBIA) website. Scroll about halfway down the page and look for the following paragraph: "Listen to a conference call that took place November 8 on government programs to help businesses recover from Sandy. Senior officials from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), US Small Business Administration (SBA), NJ Economic Development Authority (EDA) and the NJ Business Action Center were on …
Saturday, November 10, 2012
AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong gives advice to small business owners via Patch Partners.
There are dozens and dozens of small businesses in South Brunswick. Some of them may be places you and your family frequent, businesses that have been in South Brunswick for as long as you can remember. And some may be your go-to places instead of national chains. AOL Chairman and CEO Tim Armstrong may stand behind a global brand, but he believes in the power of small businesses. In his recent interview with Patch Partners, a website connecting business owners to Patch in local communities, he offered his insight into what can set a small business above the rest of the competition. Small businesses can hold a lot of power if they are intuitive with their customer base, Armstrong said. “Small businesses can be nimble and can have intimate …
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