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Tejas Premier Building Contractor, Inc.

An Extension of our Company

RRGP Services, Inc.

New Markets

InGenesis

High Growth

Contractor Services
HR & Strategic Management
Veterans Assistance

Contractor Services

The Contracting Resource Center provides assistance to small business owners wanting to expand their business into federal, state, county, regional and local contracts with government agencies and military installations. CRC staff provides counseling, training and networking opportunities through specialized classes, monthly breakfast meetings, matchmaking events, and one-on-one assistance. The BidMatch Service provides an affordable, customized contracting opportunity search tool for clients of the Contracting Resource Center.

Human Resources and Strategic Management

The Contracting Resource Center's certified human resource professionals provide direct assistance to small business employers in the areas of employment practices, emergency preparedness, regulatory compliance, jobsite safety, drug-free workplace and effective HR management. Working in collaboration with the field centers of the SWTX Border SBDC Network, our Human Resources Specialists provide training and free, confidential counseling to small businesses.

Veterans Services

Veterans Assistance Services Program The SBDC Contracting Resource Center assists veterans, active duty military, National Guard and reservists and their dependants and spouses to realize the dream of owning a successful business. Through the VASP (Veterans Assistance and Services Program) website, the program provides a one-stop shop for military personnel and veterans to obtain information and link to resources to start and expand their small business. Trained advisors with the CRC provide online, phone and in-person counseling to veteran clients. Working with the ten field centers of the Region, the CRC provides training and referrals to local resources to veterans and military personnel throughout the 79 county South West Texas Border SBDC Network.

Contracting Resource Center

Event: 'The Employment Lifecycle: Creating Fair& Legal Policies To Recruit, Hire, Employees'

Public Events

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Date: Wednesday, February 17, 2010 At 07:30 AM

Duration: 3 Hours

Contact Info:

Grace Garcia, UTSA SBDC Contracting Resource Center, Training Coordinator (210) 458-2448

Email: grace.garcia@utsa.edu

URL:

This seminar will review the current trends and requirements in recruiting, hiring, developing, disciplining and terminating employees. Learn the fair and legal procedures for recruiting and interviewing applicants. Discover best practices that lead to well trained and productive employees. Evaluate employee discipline strategies and develop clear and concise processes if employee termination becomes necessary.

UTSA Downtown Campus, 501 W. Durango, San Antonio, TX 78240 Durango Building, Room 2.316 Cost: $30 per person or sign-up for all three HR sessions for $75 per person. Click here to register: http://utsa.ecenterdirect.com/conferencelist.asp?center_id=44 We accept Visa, Master, Discover and American Express Credit Cards, Cash or checks. Mail payment to: UTSA SBDC Contracting Resource Center 501 W. Durango, San Antonio, Texas 78240 *Please write on check name of seminar.