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PBA and NCA Approve Merger

It was big industry news this summer, and with the new year, it'll become reality. On November 30, the board of directors for the Professional Beauty Association (PBA) and the National Cosmetology Association (NCA) announced that PBA's members ...

Art Appreciation

It all started in 1993 when Tod Ernst, one of the owners of Planet Hair in Wichita, Kansas, volunteered to give haircuts to HIV and AIDS patients in the community. With the desire to do more, Ernst and his co-owner Graham Ross, organized the first ArtAID--a small art auction combined with a few hors d'oeuvres and a small fashion show.

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The Importance of Effective Front Desk Training

Have you ever hired a front desk team member and sometime within the first week, she goes to lunch and never comes back? You can laugh, but it happens...more than you think! Since we've heard the song of frustration more than a dozen times from salon owners, we decided we needed to take a closer look at why seemingly 'good people' turn up on the Missing Persons Report midway through their first week of joining the team.

High-End Hair Care Guide

Carrying a prestige brand can elevate your salon in your marketplace and give you a point of difference. This Clip-and-Save Guide helps you compare some high-end options side by side. For more information and direct links to company websites, visit salontoday.com.

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Keep Uncle Sam Out of Your Pocket

Ka-ching, ka-ching...the end of the year is the time to make some serious money in salon business. Not only can you boost revenues with the additional business that comes through your door during the holiday season, but you can also make money by doing some effective year-end tax planning, says Larry Kopsa, CPA or Kopsa Otte CPAs and Advisors.

6 Ways to Create a Culture of Gratitude

Here's a question just in time for Thanksgiving—does your organization encourage a culture of gratitude? Not in the obligatory "In this economy you'd better be grateful to have a job!" way, but rather in the "Gee, I really appreciate my coworkers and the feeling is mutual." According to a recent Gallup poll, 65 percent of people say they don't feel appreciated at work. And that feeling quickly leads to pervasive negativity, low morale and decreased productivity.

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