Sick Days in Payroll
When it comes to any form of employment, one rule stands true regardless of what career you enter. Some people may notice your achievements, but everybody will notice your mistakes. This holds especially true for doctors and people working in the payroll department of a company. Even though payroll may not be brain surgery, it is something that a company relies heavily on.
read more >Benefits: Why They Matter
When it comes to employee productivity, several factors can either enhance or hinder their work ethics. One such item that can greatly enhance their working ability is the idea of a greater reward. Every employee on payroll, either directly or indirectly, considers it a reward for their hard work.Anyone can see that an employee will work harder if the prospect of higher wages is present, but how can you help push that cognitive further?
read more >When Does Sexual Harassment Occur?
When Does Sexual Harassment Occur? One of the biggest obligations that managers and supervisors face is knowing what kinds of behaviors can involve illegal sexual harassment. And once they recognize the actions, they need to know what to do about
read more >Comply with New OSHA Reporting Rules
Is your Business ready to Comply with New OSHA Reporting Rules? New rules from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration have expanded the agency’s reach for reporting requirements. Among other changes, more industries will now have to keep and post logs
read more >Making Tax Season Easier
We are in the middle of tax season and both sides of the business world are scrambling to get everything ready. Employees are waiting to get their W2s so they can file taxes and hopefully get some of that hard earned cash back in their pockets. Businesses and employers are working hard to get W2s out on time so employees can start filing. For some this can mean a system of the dreaded “hurry up and wait”.
read more >Payroll: When to Pay and When to Not
In an earlier post we discussed some of the violations that can occur when payroll is not done correctly. One such article was linked to paying employees for work required responsibilities that do not contribute to work production. Such activities include putting on and removing certain required clothing such as HAZMAT required protection.
read more >2015 Minimum Wage Increase:
Around the country states are starting 2015 with an increase in the minimum wage. In 20 states around the United States minimum wage has been increased by various amounts, with Alaska poised to increase their minimum wage in February. Over the past year people have strongly argued for a change in the $7.25 minimum federal wage (the minimum wage any state can not drop beneath) across the country.
read more >Avoid the Hassle
When it comes to running a business one has to be careful with their actions. Especially when it comes to dealing with workers. One small oversight on the payroll can bring about fines and violations. Even if it all turns out as being nothing, the time spent on it is now gone and someone has to be paid for that time spent. Many times it is not even our fault these things happen.
read more >Tax Season is Around the Corner
With the holiday season coming to a close, it is getting closer to tax season. A time of year that can be just as terrifying as it can be exciting. You could be getting a bit tax return or you could end up paying taxes back to the government. As confusing as doing your own taxes can be, it can be ten times worse if you have to do your employees tax information as well. How do you do your employees tax information?
read more >A Time to Reflect
The year has come to a close and it is time to look in two completely different directions. We have to look forward to 2015 and the new opportunities that will be present in it. To fully optimize these opportunities though we have to look back to our past year. How did 2014 go for you? was it successful or did you hit more rough patches then you originally intended?
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