Certain trends have already impacted many employer-sponsored 401(k)s, and soon experts predict the majority of plans will be influenced by these things. (more…)
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Delegation is arguably the most important part of a manager’s job. But many supervisors have trouble identifying what to pass off and what to tackle themselves. (more…)
You may have some time until the Obamacare “play-or-pay” penalties take effect, but it's still a good idea to look over the final rules on the reporting requirements IRS just issued. (more…)
Granted, all kids do dumb things from time to time, but the majority of these stupid exploits don't make national news. While this college student's father was probably furious over his daughter's social media activity, chances are his former employer…
Severance agreements are a fairly standard way for employers to give departing staffers a little extra financial security and rest assured those workers won’t file a lawsuit. But changes may be coming to this employment document. (more…)
Lost in the wake of all the fuss about further delays of the Affordable Care Act’s employer mandate was another important rule clarification – a clarification that could be used to your advantage. (more…)
Good news: Your company just got a little extra protection from Payroll fraud, thanks to some new legislation. (more…)
Here’s a very compelling reason to take a closer look at your 401(k) plan: (more…)
A movement to return to the 40-hour workweek standard for full-time employment under the Affordable Care Act is growing – thanks to some support from an unlikely source. (more…)
It doesn’t matter how often you remind staff to avoid the ER unless it’s a true emergency, there always seems to be a handful of staffers who still use it for routine care. (more…)
With all of tasks Finance pros are asked to juggle on a daily basis, it can seem impossible to get everything done on time. (more…)
Getting your contractors to sign an independent contractor (IC) agreement acknowledging they’re fully aware of their status as ICs isn’t a bad idea. (more…)
