Register Today for a Coffee Chat with QualityPro
Have you given any thought to what your recruitment plan will look like in 2022? Now’s the time to make sure you’re making full use of every hiring resource QualityPro puts at your disposal. Join us on January 13th for an informal QualityPro Coffee Chat about recruiting in 2022 and bring your questions about how QualityPro can help you hire right. Register today at https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJclf-GgrTsuGNZB7Di5E-1RFzRGTJsRDPdH. We can’t wait to talk with you.
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Join 25k others by following NPMA’s official account on the widely popular, video-sharing app, TikTok. Learn fascinating bug facts and watch funny videos from our skilled team of entomologists. Click here to follow the account!
The Supreme court held oral arguments today covering the Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS) issued by both the Department of Labor’s (DOL) Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. OSHA’s mandate covers companies with more than 100 employees or those of any size that hold federal contracts, while the CMS mandates covers individuals who enter a wide range of healthcare facilities. Both of these rules were initially stayed; the OSHA rule is no longer stayed and now goes into partial effect Monday. The CMS rule is not being enforced for the time being. The Supreme Court rarely holds oral arguments on emergency cases like this but chose to for these specific rules. Arguments lasted a little over four hours and for the most parts members of the court hewed to traditional party lines. Based on questions, it seems likely (but not certain) that the OSHA rule might be thrown out by the court, while the CMS ETS may stand a chance. In emergency hearings like these, decisions are normally very quick, often within a day or so. Since the OSHA rule does go into effect Monday, it is possible the Court might announce a decision over the weekend or issues a short stay while they decide. NPMA will continue to monitor this closely and provide an update once available.
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This week’s featured speaker is Randy Gravitt, a leadership coach who’s determined to help others succeed both at home and at work. Learn what it takes to become a successful leader at this inspiring session.
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Registration is NOW open for the 2022 Legislative Day, March 13-15 at the Capital Hilton in Washington DC. NPMA’s legislative and advocacy work in 2022 will be crucial as we set the framework for our industry to be properly represented in the 2023 Farm Bill. Your attendance and participation at Legislative Day 2022 is important. Let the voice of pest management be heard and register today.
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On Wednesday, January 18th, the University of New Hampshire will be hosting a day-long workshop exploring delusional infestations, a psychological disorder in which an individual believes they have insects on or under their skin, despite the lack of medical evidence. Speakers include: Dr. Gale Ridge (Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, USA), Dr. Nancy Hinkle (University of Georgia, USA), Prof. Peter Lepping (Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, United Kingdom), Adam Reich (University of Rzeszow, Poland), Dr. John Koo (University of California San Francisco, USA). For more information and to register for this event, visit the UNH Extension webpage.
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Do you need a quick refresher on the best practices for hiring, training, and retaining good talent? Maybe a review of how to handle difficult conversations or set and stick to a budget? As a benefit of your membership, you have access to archived webinars from NPMA dating back to 2010.
Login and visit our Recent Webinars page to find sessions on topics that can help you grow your business. Thank you for your membership and best of luck in 2022!
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We invite you to join us for the 2022 Eastern Conference at the Foxwoods Resort Casino in Mashantucket, Connecticut.
The 2022 Eastern Conference offers:
- More than 13 sessions where you can earn valuable recertification in up to 12 states.
- A variety of educational tools needed to grow your business including technical training,
- Management topics, and keynote sessions with industry experts.
- Networking with other 300 pest management professional from your region.
- An exhibitor showcase, which features more than 35 suppliers.
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The 2022 Southern Conference program features technical sessions, management sessions, and networking opportunities, including breakfast and luncheons. There is also a robust exhibit hall throughout each day that features industry products and information.
The program includes:
- Anticipating Occasional invaders When the Timing is Right
- Marketing Tips and Tricks for Rapid Company Growth
- Overcoming Pesky Ant Invasions
- Desserts and Coffee in Exhibits
- Battling Wood Destroying Beetles in Buildings
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NBC Chicago Along with Chicago, both Champaign and Peoria were ranked in the top 50 cities.
Toronto Sun In Canada, in the past 12 months, online searches for pest control were up 200%, according to a Confused.com report.
Bangor Daily News Just like people, rats avoid the cold of a Maine winter by going inside. And that migration can be all it takes to turn an annoying outside pest issue into a full blown indoor infestation.
Daily Sabah A Swedish laboratory at Stockholm University has developed a toxic plant-based solution on which mosquitoes feed and die as part of a grand plan to fight diseases like malaria or dengue fever by specifically targeting the blood-sucking insects.
PSU.edu
This destructive pest has bewildered and frustrated many people since it first appeared in North America in Berks County in 2014.
Chief Executive The short answer is yes—if they take the right steps to curb counterproductive behavior.
Market Watch You don’t have to spend all your time on social media to boost your bottom line
Entrepreneur Adapting to these email marketing trends will put you ahead of the pack.
The Horizons Tracker The very nature of contrarians is that they deviate from the path trodden by the majority, but it’s usually deemed an incredibly risky endeavor to give contrary thinkers too much space, with the safety of the crowd always awaiting.
Let’s Grow Leaders During difficult times, what leadership values matter most? Consistently, compassion, courage and curiosity continue to top the list, closely followed by flexibility and authenticity.
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