E. Rachel Hubka, general manager of the Chicago school bus company, has the ability to start your own business coach. It will include industry is highly competitive, tightly regulated, and is faced with a chronic shortage of labor. Hubka hopes to use the new pool of labor and help their community by placing their business in an urban area that most business declined. However, this approach offers new risks. Relying on employees with the utmost experience "Hide
by Kathleen Meyer, Laura Wattenberg, Shilpi Somaya Source: Business Enterprise Trust 3 pages. Publication Date: February 1, 1996. Prod. #: 996047-PDF-ENG
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