Safety
Culture
Overworked Employees Don’t Add Up
The economic boom, coupled with a shortage of skilled laborers, may mean overtime hours. Managing overtime schedules to assure safety and quality of life will benefit a company in the long run.
By Jonathan Kessler
February 11, 2020
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Safety
Culture
by Jonathan Kessler
Jonathan Kessler, CPA has been with Gordon Advisors P.C. since 2012 and is a manager in their A&A department. He specializes in manufacturing and construction and is a member of AICPA, MICPA, Construction Association of Michigan as well as the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan.
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