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Planning time off without dropping the ball

Everyone needs time off, including the owner. Planning who covers what, before the day comes, keeps clients served.

Business3 min readCorvane Ashmoor & Co.

In a small business, one person away can stop work. A short plan prevents that.

For each time off

  • Who is out, and the dates.
  • Who covers each client or task.
  • What must be done before leaving.
  • How to reach the person for emergencies, if at all.

Tell clients early

A short note to clients a week ahead, with the backup contact, avoids surprises.

Our time off planner shows who is out and who covers.

General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

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