Jessica Reynolds

Jessica Reynolds is a passionate writer and advocate for positive change. She dives into the intricate world of government, laws, and community building. When not crafting insightful articles, Jessica can be found exploring local businesses, supporting her community one shop at a time. Her love for photography fuels her creative spirit, capturing the essence of vibrant neighborhoods and inspiring readers to take part in community development. Jessica strives to empower readers with practical knowledge, helping them navigate the complexities of laws and unlock their full potential.

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How to Safeguard Your eCommerce Business

In 2019, worldwide eCommerce sales surpassed 3.5 trillion U.S. dollars. This figure covers approximately 1.92 billion consumers who favored purchasing goods from online resellers instead of buying from a brick-and-mortar shop. To say that eCommerce is a lucrative business would be an understatement. In fact, the industry is projected to see exponential growth in the future. Now […]

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Acknowledging the Impact of Coronavirus on the Food Processing Industry

The food processing industry remained one of the most critical industries even amid the coronavirus crisis. In fact, governments did not even force them to shut down. Even as the world grapples with the unprecedented impact of the virus, all governments understand how critical it is to keep food processing plants open. The toilet paper

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Conflict in the Office? Here are 3 Reasons Simple Problems Escalate in Your Company

Conflict isn’t all bad. It’s a dated idea that good leaders manage to avoid workplace conflict at all costs. Not only is that a difficult feat–it’s probably unrealistic. While prevention is better, a more feasible solution is to turn conflict into an opportunity to practice professionalism and be productive. However, you’re unlikely to achieve that

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Avoiding Legal Issues that Could Ruin Your Business

Setting up and running a business is quite fulfilling. It can bring about excitement and merriment, but it involves significant responsibilities that every entrepreneur must carry. One such responsibility is evaluating the legal factors that will affect how your business functions. Some contracts need to be set straight and terms that should be identified. Oftentimes,

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