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The National Concrete Burial Vault Association (NCBVA) provides a unified voice for the concrete burial vault industry, regardless of product affiliation, brand recognition or location. NCBVA is a non-profit organization that serves single and multi-site burial vault manufacturing plants, burial vault affiliates, and industry vendors throughout the United States and Canada. As an association, the NCBVA represents groups that provide in 90 percent of all outer burial receptacles interred within the boundaries of its membership.The NCBVA recognizes its leadership role in the area of funeral service to continually research and develop, then specify and promote minimum performance standards for the burial vault industry.
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FIND A MEMBER | LEGAL ISSUESNON-COMPETE AGREEMENTS - Learn more about non-compete agreements, the ban the FTC wants to implement, and how it will affect your business. Article by Poul Lemasters MODERNIZING THE FUNERAL RULE - Learn more about the FTC's push to update the Funeral Rule and how it will affect everyone in the deathcare industry. Article by Poul Lemasters EMERGENCIES IN THE WORKPLACE - Prepare your business and protect your employees. Be aware of the disasters and tragedies that can occur, like an active shooter, and have a plan in place. Article by Poul Lemasters
EMPLOYEES VS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS - The pros and cons of employees and independent contractors. How to distinguish and avoid penalties. Article by Poul Lemasters EMPLOYER COVID PROTOCOL - What you can, should, and must to for COVID protocol in a constantly changing environment. Article by Poul Lemasters HOW TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS - Best practices and mistakes to avoid when selling a business. |