Strange Legislative Session Comes to Messy Conclusion by Sam Richie & Shannon K. Mitchell, AASP-MN Lobbyists Minnesota lawmakers have adjourned a very contentious and, at times, controversial legislative session [...]
It’s Time to Lose the Cape by Ken Miller, AASP/NJ President In our industry, we often encounter individuals who would willingly give the shirts off their backs to [...]
What Do You Mean She Is Entitled to Overtime? She Is A Manager! by Brent R. Pohlman, Mandelbaum Barrett PC Like many shops, you probably have employees with [...]
Technical Education Deserves More Respect by Bob Magee After reading the Mechanical Chairman’s Message in the January 2024 edition of New Jersey Automotive (available online at bit.ly/NJA0124), there are [...]
Don’t Touch That – Protecting Yourself from Questionable Vehicles by Alana Quartuccio Automotive professionals can’t afford to be too cautious. There is a growing list of risk factors [...]
AASP/NJ Members Celebrated as Collision Warriors at Spartan 300 Symposium by Chasidy Rae Sisk Spartans – Greek warriors renowned for their abilities over 2,500 years ago – were [...]
Separation: The Industry’s Greatest Plague by Jill Tuggle, ABAT Executive Director One of our Houston Board members, Greg Luther, recently said to me, “The biggest issue that has [...]
Fair or Foul? Ford Dealer Offers Opt-OE Parts for OE Prices by Chasidy Rae Sisk “Quality means doing it right when no one is looking.” Henry Ford’s famous quote [...]
Changing the Tide by Burl Richards, ABAT President I recently came across an article in Repairer Driven News that I found very interesting (read it yourself at bit.ly/RDN-CAlawsuit). [...]
