Most Consumers Not ‘Always Satisfied’ with Their Current Auto Service Provider, Survey Finds Nearly 80 percent of respondents believe that fair prices equate to good auto service, which won out against good communication, honesty, timeli- ness, and respect Click Here to View More
Are You Passive, Average or Proactive? IMPORTANT: None are bad. Each has many benefits to a company. Fact: Often the reason there is trouble with customers is one of these personalities was placed in the wrong position. Click Here to View More
Shop Policy in the Event an Employee Tests Positive In the event an employee shows any symptoms of Covid-19 they must notify the management and not report to work until a negative Covid-19 test result can be provided. If the employee tests positive, they must wait 10 days and produce a negative test to
AASP-National Meeting Via Zoom 2020 The year like no other. Even though the SEMA Show was canceled we still needed to have our Annual Fall Meeting. Since we can’t meet in person, we held our meet- ing on two different days via Zoom, October 20 and 27, 2020. This was a unique meeting platform,
SEMA 2020 Cancelled Due to Covid-19 The Specialty Equipment Market Association has announced that due to Covid-19 and concerns that event facilities and services will be unavailable, the SEMA Show will not take place in 2020. While both event organizers and industry members have been working tirelessly to deliver an outstanding SEMA Show in
The Real Cause of the Technician Shortage I saw it argued recently that the long-building technician shortage is attributable, with no qualifications whatsoever, to technician pay. If a master technician maxes out well south of six figures, the argument goes, they’re better off in a different industry. Click Here to View More
Shopowner Throws Hat into Ring to Run for MO State Legislature Florissant, MO — AASP-Missouri State President Mike Moehlenkamp has thrown his hat into the ring and will be running for state representative, after having visited the state capitol of Jefferson City numerous times to testify on vehicle safety inspection bills on behalf of
What Does the New Coronavirus Legislation Mean for Working Americans? The Federal government has been working to pass a bill to help address some of the financial challenges Americans are experiencing as a result of the Coronavirus Pandemic. The Bill, which applies to employers with fewer than 500 employees, has gone through several iterations
Missouri House Moves Forward with Plan to Implement Hyperloop System The members of the Missouri House have given initial approval to a plan that would help make Missouri the first state in the nation to develop a high-speed Hyperloop system. Lawmakers supported legislation to add the “tube transport system” to the list of projects
AASP-MO Collects 3500 Toys for Tots During 2019 Annual Drive On December 11, AASP-MO’s Gateway Collision Chapter hosted its annual Toys for Tots Christmas Social and Christmas Party at Syberg’s Restaurant in St. Louis, MO. According to Ron Reiling, Executive Director for AASP-MO, “This is the time of year we show our communities that