Recommendations to Grow Joes Landscaping And Equipment Rental Business

Joes Landscaping and Equipment letting patronageIntroductionAt 50 workers, Joes conjunction is successful enough to keep open him busy six days per week. Joe seems to be very hands-on, and his daily grace and tree-trimming efforts, as well as his renting of landscaping equipment, keeps him quite busy. Joes company appears to be at a point where his organization is as life-sized as it can get and still be operable with his get set of hands. The vision that is needed must be determined by Joe, himself. Does he deficiency the company to remain small and for him to remain personally involved in the daily tree-trimming and landscaping operations? Does he want to continue handling the renting of his own equipment? Or is he involuntary to relinquish those duties to others to reduce his efforts elsewhere? VisionFor the sake of this discussion, this paper assumes that he wants to grow his company. Given that assumption, the first recommendation is that he hire full-time field manage rs to handle the field work, which will allow him time to focus on managing, sales, fee collection, and other administrative tasks, which he so urgently needs.Immediately, Joes company faces two serious problems, however, before it can grow. Joes first apprehension is employee turnover due to the seasonality of the work. It can be assumed that business is delay in the winter months because of the weather and also because of the holiday shopping season. in that respect is likely not much business to be had and even slight need for employees on the payroll. It is not surprising that employees are often laboured to quit, completely or temporarily, in order to find income elsewhere. The good password is that with a constant influx of new employees, his staff is being paying low pay rates... ... A. (2005). So you want to get paid on time? Heres how to make it happen. Retrieved November 5, 2006, from http//www.techwr-l.com/techwhirl/employmentarticles/gettingpaid.htmlGround Trades X Change (2006). Forums. Retrieved November 5, 2006, from http//www.groundtradesxchange.com/forums/showthread.php?s=ad2c13cf46495c7bfa38b106f3dfa4c5&threadid=2899 Horicultural Business Information meshwork (n.d.). Landscape businesses. Retrieved November 5, 2006, from http//www.utextension.utk.edu/hbin/HBIN-Landscape.htmMy Financial Foundation (2006). Finding the right lawyer. Retrieved November 5, 2006, fromhttp//smallbusiness.yahoo.com/r-article-a-1665-m-1-sc-11-finding_the_right_lawyer-i Pats Peak (n.d.). Equipment Rental & Liability Release Agreement. Retrieved November 5, 2006, from http//www.patspeak.com/rentform.pdfsearch=liability%20equipment%20rental