Just how popular have flexible workplace policies – those that allow flexible scheduling, telecommuting, etc. – become? (more…)
Policy and culture
Many employers are under the impression that healthcare reform will essentially end the need for COBRA coverage, which is one of the few positives they see in the controversial law. (more…)
Granted, it’s probably not going to make the NY Times Best Sellers list anytime soon, but it’s sure valuable to you: your Finance policies and procedures manual. (more…)
Two of 2014’s biggest threats come from relatively new technology for Finance. Here’s how to safeguard your firm. (more…)
When it’s used correctly, paid time off (PTO) is the type of benefit that prevents staffers from burning out. Unfortunately, PTO abuse is an all-too-common occurrence for many employers. (more…)
It’s time for the end of the year crunch, and that means stress levels in Finance are high. What better time to start cracking some jokes? (more…)
Hopefully your finance staffers have been more nice than naughty this year. And if you’re looking to give them a token of your appreciation this holiday season, look no further. (more…)
How much was that dinner again? Although T&E violations aren’t exactly rarities, they could be happening more than you’d think. (more…)
How much time is your company spending on tracking and processing sick and vacation day requests? Some businesses are deciding to put that time to better use by trying out a new leave policy. (more…)
Still have questions about how the Obamacare’s annual dollar limit prohibition and preventative service requirements will affect your company? You’re not alone. Luckily, the IRS has come out with some additional help. (more…)
Almost every employee has some sort of social networking account these days, whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or another one. But can one ill-advised post derail a career? You bet. (more…)
When it comes to managers’ and supervisors’ job descriptions, the importance of "soft skills" is often minimized. (more…)
