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As more businesses begin re-opening, there’s a lot of discussion among employers about establishing safe, protected environments in which their returning employees can work. It’s…
Anyone that has been in the hardwood lumber industry for a while knows that the only constant is change. The imported hardwood market is no…
Most companies recognize that their most important asset—above technology, operational efficiency, etc.—is their employees. Without a talented, dedicated team, businesses would flounder, and here’s simply…
Every business, whether it is the hardwood industry or not, needs to understand how customers feel about their products or services. But translating that “need…
For the month of April, we thought it would be worth taking a look at a few things that are impacting our imported wood program. There…
Among the plethora of North American hardwood species, Red Oak is one of the most commonly used and plentiful hardwoods in the industry. It also…
Of all the resources available to business leaders, the most precious by far is time. Time is a resource that can’t be replaced, renewed, or…
Before the pandemic struck, many businesses were already engaged in implementing some form of remote work system or flexible scheduling for employees. Since then, of…
As the world begins its slow recovery from the global pandemic, businesses will in all likelihood rely more than ever on peak performance from their…
Like many industries, for those of us in the hardwood lumber industry, business is rooted in relationships. At Baillie Lumber, we believe the foundation to…
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After taking a little bit of a break in January, it’s time for another update on our imported hardwoods, and what we are currently seeing…
The start of a new year is a great time to re-examine the process of employee goal-setting at your business.
The acquisition of new customers is likely on top of every business’s priority list in 2021. At the same time, businesses must always look to…
Earlier this month I read an article about how the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced it will no longer regulate the movement of ash trees…
