ARTICLE – PMPA Political Action: What’s at Stake for Your Business?
Published June 2016
By Miles Free III
The PMPA is active on a number of issues in Washington that can have a major impact on your shop.
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August 2019 | Craftsman’s Cribsheet #79 Shop visits are an inevitable part of business today. We have more visitors coming through our shops now than ever before: an auditor to validate a process, a customer representative to ensure you really do have machines, a calibration of testing equipment or community members to learn about potential…